GED 375
Ethics and Society (Humanities/Fine Arts)
Online Course
GED 375 Ethics and Society (Humanities/Fine Arts)
3 Semester Units
Ethics and Society explores the importance of examining ethical issues on multiple levels—personal, interpersonal, group, organizational, and global. Topics in this course include ethical perspectives; moral reasoning and decision-making formats; identifying a personal mission and values; developing character; spirituality in the workplace; ethical organizational communication and influence; ethical group behavior and leadership/followership; the creation of ethical organizational climates; organizational citizenship; and ethics in a global society.
Course Objectives
Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
- Define personal ethics, ethical decision making, and the components of personal ethical development.
- Demonstrate an understanding of ethical issues related to interpersonal communication, influence, and conflict management within the organization.
- Examine the key factors related to practicing leadership, followership, and group ethics.
- Evaluate key issues related to building and managing an ethical organization within a global and sustainable framework.
- Demonstrate proficiency with academic writing related to ethics in organizations.
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This course is structured into four units and a final exam. Each unit has a required essay and an open book multiple-choice exam.
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Students can also obtain textbooks in their local areas or through online sources if they do not wish to utilize the University's rental library. There are many resources on the web for renting, purchasing, and selling textbooks. If you would like to purchase your textbooks, or are interested in exploring other delivery methods (digital or pdf versions), we have compiled a handy Textbook Resource Page for students who wish to explore other options.
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