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Corporate Social Responsibility

Faculty of Interdisciplinary StudiesHumanities and Management Economics
CreditsN/A
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Semester offeredSemester 2 (Winter)
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Last updated7 months ago

Description

Demonstrates ethical and sustainability literacy, understanding key concepts such as CSR, corporate sustainability, stakeholder theory, and planetary boundaries. (ERS Worldview) Performs a critical analysis of the strategic opportunities and challenges facing businesses using scientific studies, case studies and (international) company visits. Independently or in team, efficiently carries out a clearly defined assignment. Discusses discipline-transcending business problems as part of an (international) team. Behaves in a respectful fashion and pays attention to diversity. Has insight into the main management and reporting instruments in the area of corporate social responsibility, and applies these to concrete industry examples. Develops the ability to envision alternative futures for business and society, exploring different value-based strategies and business models. (ERS Future Orientation) Applies ERS competences through real-life cases, balancing diverse stakeholder perspectives and engaging in responsible decision-making. (ERS Acting) Identifies the economic, social and environmental aspects of concrete business cases, and critically reflects on the systemic nature of sustainability challenges. (ERS complexity)

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HME27E has possible credit equivalents including R0217 at Laurea University of Applied Sciences.

CourseUniversityQwest Score
R0217
Corporate Social Responsibility
Laurea University of Applied Sciences73
R0217
Corporate Social Responsibility
Laurea University of Applied Sciences73