Business/Economics/Accounting/Management and Marketing

PHIL 326: Business Ethics
A study of applied ethics about the conceptual and ethical dilemmas in the business professions. An examination of cultural challenges of social and moral responsibility in a technically sophisticated economic climate. Prerequiste: Prefer students with background in business, accounting, management, marketing, finance, economics, communication and pre-law. (3 credits)

PHIL 335: Philosophy of Law and Justice
A study of multiple theories of law and the nature of laws relation to justice with special emphasis on a notion of justice for institutions. Prerequiste: Prefer students with background in communication, history, philosophy, pre-law, government and public affairs, and sociology. (3 credits)