Technology Ethicists

High School

A well-rounded education is a solid foundation for future technology ethicist work. Take classes in business, economics, computers, history, government, and social studies. Strong research and writing skills are important in this field so be sure to take communications, English, and writing classes. Knowledge of a foreign language can be helpful for work with international companies.

Postsecondary Training

Technology ethicists usually have a bachelor's degree and the areas of study often vary. Coursework that is helpful for this career covers topics such as business, ethics, cybersecurity, law, social sciences, digital media, social media, information technology, and technology management. Technology ethicists may also have degrees in product and technology design or in engineering. Technology ethicists also continue learning throughout their careers by taking classes and webinars offered by professional associations and higher education institutions.