Track requirements: 18 credits
Code | Title | Credits |
---|---|---|
ECO 528 | International Economic Development | 3 |
Select one of the following: | 3 | |
Advanced Organizational Behavior | ||
Seminar in Management | ||
Organizational Psychology | ||
Select twelve credits from the following: 1 | 12 | |
Auditing | ||
Food, Society, and Environment | ||
Data and Information Management | ||
Environmental Ethics | ||
Social Insurance and Economic Security | ||
Media Ethics and Law | ||
Be a Liberation Whatever: Cortina Principles in Practice | ||
International Management 2 | ||
Meaning in America | ||
Moral Philosophy | ||
Philosophy of Feminism | ||
Introduction To Chinese Philosophy | ||
Introduction to Buddhism | ||
Environmental Ethics | ||
Science, Technology, and Values | ||
Social And Political Philosophy | ||
History of Ethics | ||
Moral Psychology | ||
Philosophy of Sport | ||
Literature, Philosophy, And Economics: Critical Representations Of Commercial Life | ||
Ethics and Public Policy | ||
Marxism | ||
Race In America: Idea And Reality | ||
International Politics | ||
Social Psychology | ||
The Urban Social System | ||
Ethics and Spirituality | ||
Electives must be approved by the Marketing and Management Department Chair. | ||
Total Credits | 18 |
1 | Courses should adhere to a unified theme that complements the student’s business education in the areas of ethics and social responsibility. For example, a student interested in ethics across business disciplines might take ACC 323 Auditing, FIN 343 Social Insurance and Economic Security, BIA 354 Data and Information Management, and MGT 373 International Management. A student interested in spirituality in the workplace might take JPS 365 Be a Liberation Whatever: Cortina Principles in Practice, PHL 353 Introduction to Buddhism, PHL 368 Moral Psychology, and THL 572 Ethics and Spirituality. Other combinations are possible. A student wanting help with options should seek guidance from a Business Ethics professor. |
2 | MGT 373 International Management fulfills the Global and Cross-Cultural Business requirement and may also serve as a major elective. |