Great Courses in Moral Philosophy
A curated directory of high-signal, full-length university lecture series, OpenCourseWare collections, and specialized online courses in Moral Philosophy. These audiovisual resources build deep theoretical intuition, demonstrate dialectical argumentation, and bridge abstract ethics with real-world dilemmas.
Normative Ethical Theory and Moral Reasoning
- Justice: What's the Right Thing to Do? (Harvard University / Michael Sandel)
- A Romp Through Ethics for Complete Beginners (University of Oxford Podcasts / Marianne Talbot)
- General Philosophy (University of Oxford Podcasts / Peter Millican)
Metaethics and Moral Epistemology
Moral Psychology and Human Agency
- Philosophy and the Science of Human Nature (Open Yale Courses / Tamar Gendler)
- Death (Open Yale Courses / Shelly Kagan)
Political Philosophy and Distributive Justice
- Moral Foundations of Politics (Yale University / Coursera - Ian Shapiro)
- Introduction to Political Philosophy (Open Yale Courses / Steven B. Smith)
Applied, Biomedical, and Technology Ethics
- Introduction to Bioethics (Georgetown University / edX - Kennedy Institute of Ethics)
- Effective Altruism (Princeton University / Coursera - Peter Singer)
- Ethics of AI (University of Helsinki / MOOC.fi)
- Practical Ethics Bites (University of Oxford Podcasts / David Edmonds & Nigel Warburton)