Organizational Ethics
Explores the roles of personal and societal values and ethics in the conduct of various types of organizations' operations. Topics include exploration of individual ethics, values and goals; ethical behavior within organizations, influences on internal and external customers, work products, and the occupational environment; exploration of the values, ethics, and beliefs upon which the free market system of production and exchange is built; exploration of individual roles as well as the appropriate roles of organizations and government in society. Will examine a variety of organizations including government, healthcare, research, not-for-profit, and for-profit illustrations. Mix of interactive presentations, small group work, and individual reflection. Instructor consent required.
Topics
- exploration of individual ethics
- values and goals
- ethical behavior within organizations
- influences on internal and external customers
- work products
- and the occupational environment
- exploration of the values
- ethics
- and beliefs upon which the free market system of production and exchange is built
- exploration of individual roles as well as the appropriate roles of organizations and government in society
Topics explicitly listed in official catalogue description
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027