Engineering Ethics

In an era where technology evolves rapidly, understanding ethical implications is crucial. This course empowers students with practical tools for ethical decision-making in engineering, preparing them for thoughtful professional practice. 

BIP: Engineering Ethics

Faculty of Technology and Seafaring

Degree Program in Industrial Management and Engineering

Credits: 3 ECTS

Teacher: Senior Lecturer Roger Nylund

Virtual component

Time: 21.09.2026 (a Teams-link will be sent to the participants before the meeting).

Virtual Component Description: Short presentation of the course and the participants. A pre-task will also be presented.

Physical component

Monday 28.09.2026 – Friday 02.10.2026

Venue: Novia UAS Vaasa Campus, Wolffintie 33 & Wolffintie 31, 65200 Vaasa, Finland.

Active participation is expected from all students throughout the entire week.

Please plan to arrive latest on Sunday, 27 September, and depart earliest on Saturday, 3 October.

Course content

As new technologies continue to evolve rapidly, the significance of engineering ethics is greater than ever. Engineers must recognize that their work carries inherent ethical implications. It’s essential for them to have practical tools that empower moral autonomy, enabling them to navigate thoughtful considerations and make ethical decisions effectively.

This Blended Intensive Programme (BIP) offers first and second-cycle students from all engineering disciplines a unique opportunity to deepen their understanding of ethical frameworks and their application in professional practice.

Extracurricular activities included guided campus tour, welcome dinner, a visit to the Replot Bridge and Björkö Archipelago and many more! Detailed schedule will follow closer to the event.

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