MGT611

MGT611 – Business Ethics

This course focuses on identifying and resolving ethical dilemmas in business. Students study ethical theories (utilitarianism, deontology, virtue ethics), corporate social responsibility (CSR), and the importance of organizational integrity. Topics include stakeholder analysis, ethical decision-making models, code of conduct formulation, and sustainability reporting. Students explore real-world scandals (e.g., Enron, Volkswagen) to understand consequences of unethical behavior. Modern topics such as AI ethics, data privacy, environmental sustainability, and social justice in business are discussed. The course emphasizes the role of ethical leadership, whistleblower protection, and corporate governance frameworks. Learning Outcomes: Students develop moral reasoning skills and the ability to foster ethical cultures in organizations.