Teaching Experience: 2005

2005:
Lecturing, University of Ulster:
Undergraduate:
Exploitation of Biotechnology: Introduction to Bioethics

Graduate:
(MSC)
Current Controversies in Biomedical Sciences: Introduction to Bioethics online lecture & support.

Lecturing, Massey University:
Second Year:
134.203 Ethics, whole course both internally and extramurally. This involved organising and planning the entire course since it hadn't been offered for a few years. I also rearranged the course from what had been offered, inserting a section on Confucian and Buddhist ethical theories. Because it was a distance learning (extramural) course as well as an internal course this also required writing a substantial (36 000 words) study guide to accompany the Book of Readings and text book.

Third Year:
134.303 Ethics, whole course both internally and extramurally.
200.311 Political Theory, whole course both internally and extramurally.
Graduate:
134.730 Topics in Value Theory, and ongoing work with graduate students on Distributive Justice in Health Care.
Staff:
I provided tutor training and support for the graduate students who were tutoring that year.

Supervision:
I supervised two postgraduate students for part of the year on their 15000 word research Projects with Massey University:
Kate Tappenden: Xenotransplantation and Moral Status
Graham Cliff: Are Laws against Child Porn Permissible?

Study Guide: I also prepared a course on Business Ethics to be taught in the second semester, this involved choosing an appropriate text book, creating a book of readings and a substantial study guide (28000 words) to enable the extramural students to do the course.