Corruption & Corporate Misconduct

(2 Credit Hours) · Undergraduate

In the last decades, corporate misconduct has created financial and reputational costs for both public and private companies. This course focus on the interdisciplinary legal and business aspects of corruption and corporate misconduct. Students in this course are challenged to understand the system and structure in which corporations operate and to think critically about the challenges that corruption, fraud and other illicit acts cause for effective corporate governance. The course will give students important insights related to governance and the fight against corruption at the domestic and international landscape for the purpose of analyzing forms, causes, costs, risks, prevention and law enforcement remedies of corruption and corporate misconduct.