Course Description:    

Business Ethics
This course provides students with an overview of business ethics at the individual, organizational, and cultural level.  Concerns such as corruption, sexual harassment, fair trade, fraud, whistle-blowing, corporate social responsibility, ethical norms, ethical values, environmental responsibility and examined based on cultural diversity.

Corporate Social Responsibility
Business ethics management strategy is on the  ascendancy and has a growing significance regarding Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). This course examines the challenges of ethical decision making while focusing on CSR as a new management paradigm with ethical, responsible leadership and sustainability.

Course Objectives:    This course is structured  to present students to a wide array of current ethical issues in business but to also foster skills related to critically evaluating the ethical and social dimensions of business-related problems in order to build more ethically-informed rationales for decision making.

  • Ethics in Cross-Cultural and International Contexts
  • Managing Ethical Behavior Across Borders
  • Social Responsibility in Cross-Cultural and International Contexts
  • Areas of Social Responsibility
  • Managing Social Responsibility Across Borders
  • Difficulties in Managing Corporate Social Responsibility Across Borders
  • Regulating International Ethics and Social Responsibility
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Ethics and Corporate Social Responsiblity
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Objectives of Business Ethics