Courses & Units

Management Ethics BMA735

Hobart, Launceston

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Introduction

Being a successful manager and leader requires engagement with the ethical aspects of business management and consideration of the broader socio-political role that organisations play in contemporary society. The primary focus of this unit is the ethics of business and the application of moral norms to management practice. The unit begins by providing you with an understanding of the major international ethical traditions and their application to business management. The unit provides you with a thorough understanding of ethics and morality in organisations, and explores the key ethical issues facing contemporary managers. Topics include: ethical leadership; ethics codes; whistleblowing; corporate social responsibility; sustainability; diversity and social license. You are given the opportunity to analyse a wide range of contemporary case materials and explore how value-driven decision-making can occur in dynamic, complex and diverse environments.

Summary

Unit name	Management Ethics
Unit code	BMA735
Credit points	12.5
Faculty/School	College of Business & Economics Tasmanian School of Business and Economics
Discipline	Management
Coordinator	Dr Lubna Siddiqi
Teaching staff
Level	Postgraduate
Available as student elective?	Yes
Breadth Unit?	No

Availability

Location	Study period	Attendance options		Available to
Hobart	Semester 1	On-Campus	Off-Campus	International International	Domestic Domestic
Launceston	Semester 1	On-Campus		International	Domestic

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Key Dates

Study Period	Start date	Census date	WW date	End date
Semester 1	24/2/2020	23/3/2020	31/5/2020	31/5/2020

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Learning Outcomes

LO1	describe and apply a variety of world-views on, and theories of ethics.
LO2	critically reflect upon, give voice to and enact your moral values, in the light of the context within which you are likely to perform the role of a manager.
LO3	communicate an informed view of social responsibility.

Fees

Band	CSP Student Contribution	Full Fee Paying (domestic)	Field of Education
1	2020: $835.00	2020: $2,702.00	091701

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Requisites

Teaching

Teaching Pattern	Face-to-face teaching will generally consist of either weekly two-hour workshops or fortnightly three-hour workshops and may include tutorials. Classes will be scheduled in the evenings.
Assessment	Essay (40%), Case studies (60%)
Timetable	View the lecture timetable \| View the full unit timetable

Textbooks

Required	Please check the unit outline for details.
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