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The Moral Organisation

The Moral Organisation

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Students will be able to contribute to stimulate organisations to deal with moral issues in a constructive and, paradoxically, non-moralizing way.

Course overview

  • Date: TBA
  • Course level: Master's/PhD. 
  • Lecturers: Dr. Dick de Gilder
  • Forms of tuition: Interactive lectures, work groups, and discussion sessions. 
  • Forms of assessment: essay and video presentation
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  • Contact hours: 20
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