Recommended year of study: 2. year, autumn (for degree programme students)
Recommended complementary course: KATJOS42 Service Management
This course aims to develop your understanding of business ethics and how organisations follow the code of ethics in their daily operations. The course is designed to provide insights into ethical theories and tools for developing ethical business practices along with your own exploration of ethical decision making and how to develop ethical leadership. However, the part of learning is developing an appreciation of your own aptitude and commitment for becoming an ethical professional.
This course is available for independent study in periods II-IV.
First course exam (no need to sign up):
Wed 30.11. at 10-13 in Linna K103
The course relies heavily on each student’s active participation in working with real life cases.
- The theoretical background of Business ideas and Business models.
- Different types of business models and business logic’s.
- Drafting one’s Business model toolkit through preparation of presentations of selected cases.
- Evaluation of one’s own learning and skills development in a final report.The course relies heavily on each student’s active participation in working with real life cases.
- The theoretical background of Business ideas and Business models.
- Different types of business models and business logic’s.
- Drafting one’s Business model toolkit through preparation of presentations of selected cases.
- Evaluation of one’s own learning and skills development in a final report.
The course is lectured in English in Fall during Period II and in Finnish in Spring during Period IV.
Englanniksi syyslukukauden II periodilla ja suomeksi kevätlukukauden IV periodilla.
Electronic exam open in II-IV periods.
Electronic exam in II-IV periods.
Ethical theories and the concepts of business ethics; Ethical decision-making; Tools for developing business ethics practices.
Degree programme students and exchange students: No pre-registration is required, you enrol to course by signing in course page at Moodle (learning2.uta.fi): "KATVAA11 Business Ethics (independent assignment and exam)". The course page will open at the beginning of 2nd period.
Detailed instructions for completing the course are at the course page .
See also course description in the Curricula Guide 2015–2018
The course is web-based. The course area in Moodle (learning2.uta.fi) will be opened on Mon 23 Jan 2017. Enrolment takes place automatically after the acceptance to the course.
The course consists of written assignments based on the study materials, a final essay and peer-review.
Please register for the course in advance through NettiOpsu. Registration begins in December.
Recommended year of study: 1. year, spring (for degree programme students)
This course is available both on bachelor's and master's level. Master's level students will have more reading material.
Course exam: Thu 11.5. at 12-3 p.m. in Pinni B1096. No need to sign up.
Electronic exam open in II-IV periods.
Electronic exam in II-IV periods.
Ethical theories and the concepts of business ethics; Ethical decision-making; Tools for developing business ethics practices.
Degree programme students and exchange students: No pre-registration is required, you enrol to course by signing in course page at Moodle (learning2.uta.fi): "KATVAA11 Business Ethics (independent assignment and exam)". The course page will open at the beginning of 2nd period.
Detailed instructions for completing the course are at the course page .
See also course description in the Curricula Guide 2015–2018
The course is web-based. The course area in Moodle (learning2.uta.fi) will be opened on Mon 23 Jan 2017. Enrolment takes place automatically after the acceptance to the course.
The course consists of written assignments based on the study materials, a final essay and peer-review.
Please register for the course in advance through NettiOpsu. Registration begins in December.
This course is available both on bachelor's and master's level. Master's level students will have more reading material.
Course exam: Thu 11.5. at 12-3 p.m. in Pinni B1096. No need to sign up.
Electronic exam open in II-IV periods.
Electronic exam in II-IV periods.
Ethical theories and the concepts of business ethics; Ethical decision-making; Tools for developing business ethics practices.
Degree programme students and exchange students: No pre-registration is required, you enrol to course by signing in course page at Moodle (learning2.uta.fi): "KATVAA11 Business Ethics (independent assignment and exam)". The course page will open at the beginning of 2nd period.
Detailed instructions for completing the course are at the course page .
See also course description in the Curricula Guide 2015–2018