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Deadline extended to February 1, 2008 |
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Ireland: Dublin, Kilkenny, Limerick/Shannon |
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This is a summer B course. Pre-departure meeting will be held during summer B & travel occurs during summer B (July 21 – August 1, 2008).
Note: Due to the timing of the travel, it will not be possible for students to enroll in other UNF courses during summer B or summer C. |
Max. Enrollment: |
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Summary: |
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This study abroad experience is aimed at business and philosophy majors interested in international business ethics. The objective is to provide students with concrete experiences of the ethical values involved and how they are addressed in the everyday practice of international business. In particular, students will reflect on how various moral quandaries in the practice of international business might be better addressed in the future. In the first half of the course, to be held at UNF, students will tackle both ethical and professional considerations involved in the execution of international business. This will include class work as well as visits to international businesses operating in northeastern Florida. In the second half of the course, to be held in Ireland, students will reflect with business persons, governmental and non-governmental officials, as well as citizens on the advantages and pitfalls of one of Europe’s most charged international economies. Every student will be expected to keep a daily journal of their experiences with a particular eye paid to the ethical dimensions of international business in Ireland, as well as complete a review of their study-abroad experience. |
Prerequisites: |
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None |
Subjects: |
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International Business Ethics |
Open To: |
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Junior & Senior Coggin Students, Philosophy majors and minors, and Graduate students in the M.A. in Practical Philosophy and Applied Ethics. |
Credits: |
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3 Credit Hours during summer 2008 term |
Syllabus: |
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Syllabus |
Itinerary: |
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Itinerary |
Cost: |
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$1,500 (plus the cost of tuition) |
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1st deposit:
2nd deposit:
3rd deposit:
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$300 due by December 1
$600 due by January 15
$600 due by February 15 |
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This study abroad
opportunity is
financially supported by the
BlueCross/BlueShield
Center for Ethics, Public Policy and the Professions,
and
made possible through a collaboration between the College
of Arts
and Sciences and the Coggin College of Business. |
Application: |
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Application
Form |
Use of Credits: |
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Coggin
Students “Use
of Credits Form
Note: Your Academic Advisor must sign this form to confirm how the TRA 4956 course fits in your program of study. Coggin students needing a non-business elective will be permitted to take the PHL 4xxx section of this course. |
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Philosophy majors & minors: May use the PHL 4xxx course towards the MAJOR ELECTIVE requirement.
Note: Please visit your Academic Advisor to confirm how it fits in YOUR program of study. |
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M.A. in Practical Philosophy and Applied Ethics students: May use this PHL 5xxx course as an elective. Some students may be permitted to use this course towards the internship requirement.
Note: Please visit your Academic Advisor to confirm how it fits in YOUR program of study. |
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Contacts: |
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Dr. Mitchell Haney mhaney@unf.edu
(904) 620-3735
Dr. Robb Frankel
rfrankel@unf.edu
(904) 620-1346 |
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