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ACU launches EthicsFinder
News 18 NovemberA message from Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Ethics) Professor Hayden Ramsay: Explore our new ‘one-stop shop’ expertly curated search engine database: EthicsFinder.
This year, Catholic universities around the world celebrated the 30th anniversary of Ex Corde Ecclesiae, St John Paul II’s Apostolic Constitution on Catholic Universities. The document shares a vision for a Catholic University which has relevance for all university areas.
To mark this occasion, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Coordination) and Professor of Catholic Philosophy, Professor Hayden Ramsay, is offering his Masterclass on Any Catholic University, where he'll share key insights from Ex Corde Ecclesiae in relation to various aspects across any Catholic university. Topics to be covered will range from student life and learning, to teaching and research, as well as branches of professional and administrative staff.
This 12-lesson masterclass of short videos will be released in stages over the coming month on the Ethics Hub, the first two lessons on senior executive and research are now available. All lessons are free and publicly accessible via the Ethics Hub.
Read more about Professor Hayden Ramsay here
A message from Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Ethics) Professor Hayden Ramsay: Explore our new ‘one-stop shop’ expertly curated search engine database: EthicsFinder.
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