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Tech Ethics & Policy Concentration

Duke University
Durham , United States
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Artificial Intelligence | Cybersecurity | Data Science
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Information and Communication Technologies | Social Sciences
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English
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Program Overview

Introduction to the Duke Master of Arts in Applied Ethics & Policy Program

The Duke Master of Arts in Applied Ethics & Policy program is designed to explore the intersection of technology, ethics, law, and policy. Students in this program delve into topics such as big data and data privacy, artificial intelligence, and the increasing overlap between research, medicine, and technology.


Program Concentrations

  • Tech Ethics & Policy Concentration: This concentration focuses on the ethical dilemmas resulting from technological changes and the policymaking methods to translate those discussions into actionable policy recommendations.
  • Bioethics & Science Policy Concentration: Although not extensively detailed in the provided context, this concentration is mentioned as part of the program's offerings.

Curriculum

  • Core Courses
  • Suggested Electives
  • Capstone Project
  • Concurrent Degrees
  • FAQs

Areas of Study

Students in the Tech Ethics & Policy Concentration explore areas including:


  • Big data and data privacy
  • Artificial intelligence
  • The intersection of research, medicine, and technology

Faculty and Research Opportunities

The program benefits from the expertise of various professors and research centers at Duke, including:


Professors and Their Expertise

  • Professors Jonathan Wiener & Mark Borsuk: Co-directors of the Center on Risk, focusing on the detection, analysis, regulation, and mitigation of risk.
  • Professors Aaron “Ronnie” Chatterji & David Hoffman: Involved in Deep Tech @ Duke, exploring breakthrough technologies across AI, quantum computing, semiconductors, cybersecurity, and climate innovation.
  • Professor Jeff Ward: Associate Dean of Technology and Innovation and Director of Duke’s Center on Law & Technology.
  • Professor David Hoffman: Leader of the Cyber Policy Program at Duke University’s Sanford School of Public Policy.
  • Professor Arti Rai: Engaged in activities related to Science & Society, including the Duke Law Center for Innovation Policy.
  • Professor Ken Rogerson: Director of Graduate Studies for the Sanford Master’s of Public Policy Program and the Director of Duke’s Policy Journalism and Media Studies Certificate Program.
  • Professor Philip Napoli: Expertise in media institutions and media regulation and policy.

Additional Opportunities

  • The Center on Risk
  • Deep Tech @ Duke
  • Duke Law Tech Lab
  • Cyber Policy Program
  • Duke Law Center for Innovation Policy

Program Philosophy

The program aims to provide students with a rich multidisciplinary experience, preparing them to participate in critical ethical and policy discussions that are often outpaced by technological advances. The flexibility of the program allows every student to carve a uniquely personal path through their graduate studies.


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