philosophy: biomedical ethics - sci or nonsci course?

[FallOutBoy4life]

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hi everyone
if i wanted to get a lor from my prof who teaches a philosophy course that covers biomedical ethics, will that be considered a lor from a sci or nonsci teacher? (it teaches us about science related material but this class, phil009, fulfills a breadth requirement for humanities).
thanks, i am totally confused about this one.

 

[AmpedUp]

Ethics is non-science.

Science is literally natural sciences (e.g. Physics, Chemistry, Biology)

 

[dentalWorks]

yeh, ethics, philosophy, sociology, psycology, etc etc are all non-science courses.