Business Ethics and CSR As Part Of MBA Curricula: An Analysis of Student Preference

Michael Segon

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Management and Marketing Education Ethics in Business and Education Sustainability in Higher Education

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Business ethics, Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability have arguably become more important to both the business world and business schools in recent years. The Masters of Business Administration program is regarded as the premier business qualification for practicing managers with career aspirations. It would seem logical that MBA programs would address the topics of Business ethics, Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability in a clear and strategic fashion.

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