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Engineering ethics is a book category focused on the moral, professional, and societal responsibilities of engineers. It includes textbooks and case studies that teach ethical reasoning and decision-making; examinations of professional codes (such as NSPE and IEEE); and analyses of real-world cases—from infrastructure failures to software harms—that illuminate risk, safety, accountability, and the duty to protect the public. Titles often cover conflicts of interest, professional integrity, whistleblowing, sustainability and environmental justice, equity and bias in design, data and privacy, and the governance of emerging technologies like AI, biotech, and autonomous systems. The category spans classroom resources, practitioner handbooks, and policy-oriented works that link ethics to law, standards, and regulation across global and cross-cultural contexts, with the aim of equipping students and professionals to recognize dilemmas, balance stakeholder impacts, and make responsible choices throughout the engineering lifecycle.

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