Welcome! If you are a young scientist or engineer, and are interested in how to pursue your work or studies according to high standards of ethics, this site is designed for you! Much of what you already know about ethics has come from childhood training. As you move into professional life, however, that training may need some additions and refinement to deal with the complex situations you start to encounter. This site seeks to help you think more clearly and professionally about ethics.

This site probes the key questions in the order journalists typically use to interview people.

• Who should be concerned with ethics, and who should be the final judge in hard cases?

• What is ethics, and what are some ethical systems that people commonly use?

• When did some key ideas in ethics arise, and when is ethics best learned?

• Where do ethical issues appear?

• Why should one be concerned with ethics?

• How can ethical decisions be approached, and how can ethical habits be improved?

Please click on the links on the top of the page to access the different topics and explore the ethics site, or click here to return to the Seebauer Group's website.