This capstone course integrates previous learning from the business degree program with an investigation of the interdependence of business and society, particularly corporate social responsibility, business ethics, socially responsive management, Indigenization, globalization and managing in an ever-changing environment. Students will develop skills in applied research to gain advanced knowledge on specific business topics culminating in the creation and sharing of a research project.
Identify potential root causes of local/global problems and how
they affect local/global cultures, economies, politics, and policies;
Assess and evaluate individual and collective
responsibilities within a diverse and interconnected global society;
Apply concepts of sustainable development to address
sustainability challenges in a global context;
Synthesize a range of differing community perspectives on ethics
and justice and explain how these perspectives can inform structural change;
Explain how contexts (e.g. cultural, historical, colonial,
economic, technological) shape identity formation and social structures.
