Earn a Degree in Ethics and Embark on an Extraordinary Career

GI Bill-Approved Schools with Bachelor’s in Ethics

Ready to start your Bachelor’s Degree in Ethics? Check out these great programs available at our partner schools:

Syracuse University

Offers a Bachelor of Arts in Ethics. Syracuse University participates in the Yellow Ribbon program.

Georgetown University

Offers a minor in Religion, Ethics, and World Affairs (REWA) for their Bachelor’s degrees. Georgetown participates in the Yellow Ribbon program.

Le Moyne College

Offers a minor in Ethics, Values, and Professional Life for their Bachelor’s degrees. Le Moyne participates in the Yellow Ribbon program.

Master’s Degree in Ethics

A Master’s Degree in Ethics is a popular choice for those seeking to advance in their chosen fields. A graduate degree in Ethics is also a great choice for those choosing career paths such as research, writing, or postsecondary teaching.

In comprehensive graduate programs, students will build on their foundation of ethics with in-depth focus on their chosen field(s) of interest. Popular fields of complementary study include:

• Public Affairs
• Administration
• International Relations
• Economics
• Communications
• Art
• Political Science
• Public Health
• Biological Sciences
• Psychology
• Education
• Law

Jobs with a Master’s Degree in Ethics:

• Judicial Law Clerk - Assist judges in court or by conducting research or preparing legal documents. Median Annual Salary: $54,000.
• Sustainability Specialist - Address organizational sustainability issues, such as green building practices and green procurement plans. Median Annual Salary: $74,000.
• Compliance Officer - Examine, evaluate, and investigate eligibility for or conformity with laws and regulations governing contract compliance of licenses and permits, and perform other compliance and enforcement inspection and analysis activities. Median Annual Salary: $76,000.

GI Bill-Approved Schools with Master’s in Ethics

Ready to start your Master’s Degree in Ethics? Check out these great programs available at our partner schools:

American University

Offers a Master of Arts in Ethics, Peace, and Human Rights. American University participates in the Yellow Ribbon program.

Doctorate in Ethics

Earning a doctoral degree in Ethics will help bring students to the apex of their educational careers. Students can earn a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Ethics and will choose a specialty focus based on their school’s program with the most popular being Philosophy, Law, and Business. A doctoral degree offers students the opportunity to become well-respected experts in their field with many Ph.D. graduates sharing their wealth of knowledge via careers in writing, research, and teaching.

Jobs with a Doctoral Degree in Ethics

• Postsecondary Teacher - Instruct students in Ethics courses beyond the high school level. Median Annual Salary: $80,000.
• Policy Analyst (Federal) - Analyze policy at the federal level, requiring significant expertise and experience. GS-15 Median Annual Salary: $80,000.
• Hearing Officer - Apply the law by overseeing the legal process in courts. Median Annual Salary: $124,000.

*All statistics and calculations from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. For more information click here.

In summary, an ethics degree will bring more to your life than just an ethics degree. By learning how to think critically, you can prepare yourself to take full advantage of future career opportunities. An ethics degree has the power to prepare the next generation of leaders to make ethical decisions while meeting the demands of the future. If you are interested in pursuing a degree as a military student, consider enrolling in an ethics program.