BUS 150

Business Ethics

Name: Business Ethics

Course Number: BUS 150

Credit(s): 3

Course Description

This course emphasizes applied ethics as a skill, where students not only learn ethical principles but also confront moral and ethical challenges in a business setting. It will be presented as a discipline that both prescribes ethical norms and describes the various levels of engagement with non-economic social values.

Learning Outcomes:

Grasp the connection between business ethics and social responsibility.
Explore the origins and development of business ethics.
Gain an understanding of the prevalence of ethical misconduct in the workplace and the factors driving unethical behavior.
Recognize the necessity for business ethics initiatives in organizations of all sizes.
Apply moral philosophies to ethical considerations in business.
Comprehend the concept of social responsibility.
Evaluate how leadership, motivation, and power influence ethical decision-making within organizations.
Understand the dynamics of business ethics in a global economy.
Examine the correlation between business ethics and organizational performance.

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