Course: Corporate Social Responsibility credits: 2
- Course code
- IFVB18DNSMVO
- Name
- Corporate Social Responsibility
- Study year
- 2020-2021
- ECTS credits
- 2
- Language
- Dutch, with parts in English
- Coordinator
- O.J. Lussenburg
- Modes of delivery
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- Tutorial
- Assessments
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- Corporate Social Responsibility - Assignment
Learning outcomes
Main learning outcome
Interprets the business model from a CSR perspective.
The student:
•names CSR developments and places them in a historical context
•describes a stakeholder-inclusive model
•identifies the conflicting interests of the various stakeholders, analyses these and reaches a well-informed decision
•analyses and reviews CSR policy and guidelines
•draws up new perspectives on CSR
Content
As the world gets more and more complex, the developments and innovations go faster and information reaches people and consumers at an increasing speed. Society’s demands to organisations are getting higher and higher concerning personnel, customers and environment.
Many organisations keep Corporate Social Responsibility in mind by using the principles the triple bottom line: People, Planet Profit
This module briefly considers CSR, the why’s, the how’s and the what’s in the introduction of the tutorials.
The aim of teaching CSR in this block is:
Many organisations keep Corporate Social Responsibility in mind by using the principles the triple bottom line: People, Planet Profit
This module briefly considers CSR, the why’s, the how’s and the what’s in the introduction of the tutorials.
The aim of teaching CSR in this block is:
- the student will become acquainted with CSR and the backgrounds;
- the student gains insight regarding the relation between CSR and innovation management;
- the student learns some skills regarding the use of CSR-methods and CSR-standards regarding the development of a new service or product;
- the student practices in analysing CSR performances of a chosen company.
Included in programme(s)
School(s)
- Institute of Future Environments