Business Ethics

Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of this course, students are expected to be able to define various theories of ethics, and recognize, analyze and appraise common business ethics issues in several contexts, domestically and internationally; define good corporate governance theory, describe and construct hard structures and soft structures of corporate governance, and its alignment for the business ethics; define corporate social responsibility (CSR), understand the driving force behind it and the key components of a successful CSR initiatives, and distinguish between the instrumental and social contract approaches to corporate governance; analyze cultural influences and understand the role of ethics and social responsibility in overall company’s businesses, finance, operations, planning, and strategy; apply and construct good corporate governance, lead and build an integrity organization.

Topics

This course provides an awareness of the dual importance of compliance and integrity within a wider business environment, since transparency and accountability are becoming more and more necessary. To earn a social or legal contract, such as the permission to be in business, the study of implementation of Indonesian law and international conventions will be assessed in this course.