Practical Philosophy of Ethics
Practical Philosophy of Ethics Overview
Join Rob and Hernan as they provide a sneak peek into what they'll be imparting throughout this course.
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(Music) I'm Dr. Hernan
Murdock, and I am very excited
about this course related to
the practical application of
ethical principles and how we
move from theory to practice.
And with me is Rob Clark, who
has a lot of experience in this
subject area. Hello, Rob.
Dr. Murdock, it's a pleasure to
be here. Looking forward to
this. So tell us a little bit
about this course and what it's
all about.
This is probably going to
take people on a journey that
they were not expecting to go
down, which is a little bit of
a revisit of philosophy class.
One of those subjects that you
took in school and you're
thinking, why am
I taking this? I'm never
going to use this stuff in real
life. Well, lo
and behold, we as auditors need
to understand that. So we're
going to talk about the
different ways in which we
define ethics. And because
quite frankly, you can use that
term and people can pour
different meanings into it and
they might have different
views. It's important that we
kind of peel the layers back,
understand not only the
definition of that, but how we
apply that to our organizations
to build an ethical climate.
So it sounds like it's going to
be a blend between theory and
practice. Yes. All right.
In terms of who this course is
for, is it for people within
internal audit only? Is it for
individuals within the
organization and how they are
driving the creation and
maintaining an ethical culture?
Who this course for? Oh, I
think that's a great question.
I think it's quite frankly for
all of the above. If you
consider, obviously auditors
are likely to lap this up
because we're talking about
things that we as auditors
should do.
Who else might benefit from
this? Quite honestly, C-suite
executives, people who are on
boards, what are the
expectations of our
organization to maintain an
ethical climate? How do we
establish that? Because quite
frankly, the auditors can't do
that. They can't operationalize
some of these principles.
We as auditors might be able to
advise management as to how to
do that, but ultimately it's
the decision makers who perhaps
are going to get some insights
from this that are going to
help them to reevaluate some of
their current strategies and
documents. Excellent.
Well, I am very much looking
forward to this course. Thank
you very much, Rob. Let's learn
together. Let's do it.
Overview
Learning Style
On Demand
Level
Entry Level
Includes
Assessment
Who this course is for
Internal auditors; governance, risk and compliance professionals; and business managers interested in learning more about the ways that philosophy can help organization act more ethically.
NASBA Certified CPE
1 credits
Field of Study
Auditing
Length of course
1h
Prerequisites
None
Advanced Preparation
None
Learning Options
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