This course provides a comprehensive overview of public health ethics and health equity, helping learners understand the principles guiding ethical decision-making in public health practice. Students will explore the differences between medical ethics and public health ethics, emphasizing the broader societal perspective and the importance of collective well-being. The course examines key concepts such as health equity, social determinants of health (SDOH), and the impact of privilege on access to care and health outcomes. Learners will also study the role of moral reasoning in evaluating ethical dilemmas, and the values and principles that underpin ethical discussions in public health. Topics include advocacy, addressing systemic inequities, and critical public health ethics, highlighting how professionals can promote fairness, justice, and social responsibility in their work. The course further explores ethical issues through real-world examples, such as truth and reconciliation processes and the historical context of public health interventions. By the end of this course, participants will be equipped with the knowledge and skills to apply ethical principles in public health practice, make informed decisions, and advocate for equitable health policies that benefit all communities.