Exploring Business Issues and Ethics with Prof. Rebecca Kim

The Fall 2024 semester reached its conclusion with the final class in the MBA program lineup, Business Issues and Ethics: a thought-provoking course led by Prof. Rebecca Kim, an esteemed scholar with a global research footprint in CSR, ESG, and inclusive leadership. With academic experience spanning institutions like the University of California, Berkeley, and the University of Strathclyde, Prof. Kim brings a wealth of expertise to the classroom, challenging students to examine business through an ethical lens.

Throughout the course, students explored key issues in corporate ethics, stakeholder responsibility, and sustainable management. One of the standout sessions focused on ethical dilemmas in decision-making, using real-world case studies such as the rise and fall of Theranos and Patagonia’s sustainability strategy. Discussions revolved around corporate accountability, the impact of misleading business practices, and the role of ethics in long-term business success.

Courses like this are essential for shaping future leaders who can navigate the complexities of business with integrity. By engaging in critical discussions and case-based learning, students not only refine their analytical skills but also develop a global perspective on ethical business practices—an invaluable asset in today’s evolving corporate landscape.