Business Ethics

Catalog description

This course uses a biblical perspective to examine ethical situations related to business. Students will use basic ethical frameworks, critical thinking, and problem-solving to explore ethical concerns in business interactions and within organizational environments. BUAD 4901-4903 Honor Studies (1-3 cr.) The Honor Studies course is open to students who have demonstrated the initiative and capability to participate in individual study and research. The course is designed to allow students to do advanced work in an area of particular interest under the supervision of a selected faculty member. The instructor, the School Chair, and the Dean of Academic Instruction must approve the offering of the course and its format. All work must be completed within one regular semester or one summer. Offered on demand BUAD 4911-3 Internship I (1-3 cr.) This course is designed to provide paraprofessional experience in the field of business. The internship is a supervised work experience with an organization approved by the academic advisor. Written reports regarding the experience and employer evaluation are required. Credits vary, with 40 hours worked equating to 1 credit hour* BUAD 4921-3 Internship II (1-3 cr.) This course is designed to provide an additional paraprofessional experience in the field of business. The Internship Is a supervised work experience with an organization approved by the academic advisor. Written reports regarding the experience and employer evaluation are required. Credits vary, with 40 hours worked equating to 1 credit hour. Prerequisite: Junior Standing with at least 30 credits in business-related courses.