Ethics in Management 1155-12-M22-0-EtMan

(in Polish) Classes requiring direct participation of the teacher – lecture as well as the hours of his individual consultations: 45 Self-study: preparing, delivering and discussing papers on a topic concerning detailed issues being within the scope of ethics in management; individual studying recommended specialist literature; preparing to the final exam: 50

(in Polish) W1: The graduate knows, understands and investigates – from the perspective of management theory – the relations between an organisation and its internal and external stakeholders as well as the rules of developing these relations in accordance with ethical standards, CSR and organisational aims. – K_W03 W2: The graduate knows thoroughly, understands and investigates – from the perspective of management theory – selected systems of legal, organisational, professional and ethical standards including their mechanisms, nature, roots, changes and ways of operation. – K_W05

(in Polish) U1: The graduate is able to apply normative systems, standards and regulations (legal, professional and ethical) in order to solve a specific task in management. – K_U07 U2: The graduate is able to analyse social processes and phenomena along with their causes, to formulate his/her own opinions thereon as well as set simple research hypotheses and verify them. – K_U03

(in Polish) K1: Pursuit of self-development: The graduate continuously develops his/her knowledge and skills and inspires other persons to follow. – K_K01 K2: Professionalism and ethics: The graduate correctly identifies and solves specialist and ethical problems related with their profession. – K_K06

(in Polish) - conventional lecture with elements of common discussion - multimedia presentations - delivering papers

- participatory lecture
- informative (conventional) lecture
- problem-based lecture

- classic problem-solving
- brainstorming
- practical
- presentation of a paper
- case study

(in Polish) Having passed alternatively or preferably together the subjects like Introduction to Ethics or/and Introduction to Philosophy.

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