Name: Managing Responsibly: Practicing Sustainability, Responsibility and Ethics
Brand: University of Manchester
Availability: OnlineOnly
Rating: 4.8 (184 reviews)

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Managers are increasingly confronted with issues of sustainability, responsibility and ethics. Managing responsibly is an integrative approach to sustainability, responsibility and ethics, which allows you as a manager to deal competently with such challenges. This course will facilitate your learning process to engage in changing practices to make them more sustainable, responsible, and ethically informed. We will first introduce the context of the trend towards responsible management practices (week 1). We then explore the basics of each set of issues, sustainability (week 2), responsibility (week 3), and ethics (week 4). In week 5 you will work on your own responsible management issue/task and explore responsible management practices in an area of professional interest (e.g. strategy, entrepreneurship, innovation, organization, operations, supply chain, human resources, marketing and communication, international management, accounting and finance). In week 6 we will try to understand and experience what managing responsibly means in practice, including opportunities and challenges, and with a focus on transformative change. During these last two weeks you will work in a problem-oriented way, based on a challenging topic you have come across in your own management practice. In the course we will form multicultural teams to learn about problems you bring forward. The course also facilitates the formation of peer networks that allow you to continue this learning experience after finishing the MOOC. The MOOC is an initiative in collaboration with the UN-supported Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME) initiative. Overall Learning Outcomes 1) To provide an introduction to the three constituting fields of managing responsibly: sustainability, responsibility and ethics. 2) To help apply the knowledge and insights gained from these three fields to real life problems in your own setting. 3) To identify, understand and facilitate individual action that can lead to change at the organisational and system level ...to ‘act is to move’ 4) To learn to appreciate and bring together different points of view, and negotiate collective solutions to pressing problems. Who is this MOOC for? (Recommended Background) While this course is primarily designed for executives who want to work on particular responsible management issues and create responsible management practices, also advanced business students will find it helpful. Suggested Readings There are no specific required texts. However, the contents and assignments of this course have been based on the following book which might be helpful as complementary materials: Laasch, Oliver, and R. Conway (2014). Principles of responsible management: Global sustainability, responsibility and ethics, Cengage Learning: Mason....

Top reviews

May 11, 2020

It is good to do this course. Deep understanding of managing responsibly, practicing sustainability and ethics

May 20, 2020

It will be interesting to listen to the course for businessmen to promote and improve the work of the company and for general education.

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By Katakam S N

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Nov 1, 2024

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By BHUMIREDDY V T

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Oct 1, 2024

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By Abdullahi A

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Dec 29, 2021

By Madhur S

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Jun 23, 2020

The topic has a lot of potential however, the university was not able to live upto it. In my opinion, there should be more content in it rather than just interviews to show up. Furthermore, to be honest the content for only week 3 and 4 were decent. Also, there are much better courses out on sustainability via University of Pennselvania and Bocconi ( i have completed both ) :)

By Francois M

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Aug 4, 2019

some contents were amazing but I would have willingly missed some.

By Tanuja A

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Dec 30, 2021

good

By Leonardo C S

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Jan 19, 2026

Es bueno para conocer conceptos básicos de ciertos temas de Gestión, pero es extremadamente superficial y con muy muy pocas herramientas prácticas. Es innecesariamente largo, outdated, y algunas entrevistas tienen muy mala estructura y poca calidad de audio.

By Al E

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Sep 3, 2024