Business Management: Philosophical Approaches to Business Ethics
Business Management: Philosophical Approaches to Business Ethics | CPD Accredited | 10 CPD Points/Credits
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- Exam(s) / assessment(s) is included in price
- Tutor is available to students
Overview
Business Philosophical Approaches to Business Ethics
From many years philosophers are defining ethics and the system of making rational decisions. Various philosophers have been representing their views and opinions about ethics on the basis of their best knowledge and learning for regulating, protecting, and recommending the concepts of wrong and right conduct.
Ethics are the question concerned with how people ought to behave and how the fundamental rights of individuals should be protected by our decent and honourable conduct.
In business, ethics are essential to follow as it promotes the ethical culture of an organization which is based on our common values of honour, responsibility, clearness, and admiration.
The unit seeks to deliver the introduction of philosophy and define the various philosophical approaches to ethics. The Golden Rule, The Golden Mean, Utilitarianism, The Categorical Imperative, Utopianism are the philosophies which are deeply discussed in this unit.
The unit examines the office code of ethics and describes how to avoid ethical dilemmas. On the completion of this unit, learners will be equipped to understand how to apply philosophical approaches, what some easy strategies are and what are the pitfall and excuses.
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Description
Business Philosophical Approaches to Business Ethics
Objectives
After the completion of this course learners will be able to:
- Identify some of your values and moral principles
- Be familiar with some philosophical approaches to ethical decisions
- Identify some ways to improve ethics in your office
Program Content
Lesson(s)
Introduction to Philosophical Approaches to Ethics
Topics
- An Introduction to Philosophy
- The Golden Rule
- The Golden Mean
- Utilitarianism
- The Categorical Imperative
- Utopianism
- Applying Philosophical Approaches
- Resolve each situation using the tools that we just discussed.
- What Does Ethical Mean?
- Avoiding Ethical Dilemmas
- Some Easy Strategies
- Pitfalls and Excuses
- Developing an Office Code of Ethics
- Sample Codes of Ethics
- Keys to an Ethical Office
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Course Benefits
- Full Tutor Support
- Self paced, no fixed schedules
- Available to students anywhere in the world
- 24/7 Access to the LMS ( Learning Management System )
- Easy to understand quality e-learning study materials
Course Material
All course materials are included in the course price. All your study material will be available on our learning management system for which you will get access once you are enrolled. The material can be downloaded and printed as well.
Our distance learning course materials are specially written for home study and contain a wealth of knowledge in easy to understand language. We use variety of media to help you learn. Your course may use any of the following different media which you can use from home or where ever you choose to study:
- Online course materials
- Question papers
- Additional Supporting Material
- Useful Links
Course assessment
You will be continually assessed throughout the course. Your assignment will be marked by your tutor and independently moderated. The feedback on your assignment will then be sent to you. On receipt of this, you may wish to contact your tutor to discuss the feedback.
Tutor Support
When you enrol on a course with CPD Courses you are allocated your personal tutor. Tutor’s help and support will be available throughout your studies with the college. He/she will assess your work and will provide you with regular feedback on your progress
Who is this course for?
Business Philosophical Approaches to Business Ethics
• Business owners, managers, entrepreneurs,
• People seeking to expand their career opportunities
• Existing employees looking to develop their CPD
• Office workers at all levels
• Team Leaders and supervisors
• Entrepreneurs planning to start their own business
Requirements
Business Philosophical Approaches to Business Ethics
This is a standalone course and assumes no prior knowledge.
*Note: This CPD Unit is offered on special discounted price on REED only and does not include awarding body accreditation charges. At the end of the unit, learner can claim CPD Accredited certificate by paying £35 accreditation fee and postal charges (£9 for UK students, £15 for outside UK).
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