MGT 214
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Department |
Management |
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Course Code |
MGT 214 |
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Course Title |
Business Ethics and Social Responsibility |
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Course Credit |
3 hours |
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Prerequisite Course |
101 MGT |
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Course Level |
Level (5) |
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Course Description |
The purpose of this course is to introduces students to the most current and important ethical issues in the business environment. A course seeks to bridge the gap between personal moral choices of an individual and the business challenges presented by corporate activity in the marketplace. Our work in this course will raise student awareness surrounding these legal, moral and ethical challenges in business, create a sensitivity to the implications of business decisions so student can make the most effective decision possible, equip students with tools and strategies for managing ethical behavior, and encourage them to critically evaluate the decisions of other business leaders. |
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Course Material |
Book: Business Ethics concepts & cases, Manuel G. Velasquez. Seventh Edition,2014 |
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Reading Recommendation |
Book: Business Ethics, McGraw-Hill, King Saud University,2011 Videos on the ethical theories in chapter two have been produced by INTELECOM Search “Professor Michael Sandal, - What’s the Right Thing To Do?” Available from website: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hB--71OjVEA . |
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Course Language |
English |
