International Banking and Finance (Master)
Brief description
IBFM
Mode of delivery
Präsenzveranstaltung
Type
Pflichtfach
Recommended or required reading and other learning resources/tools
John R. Boatright (2014): Ethics in Finance, Blackwell Publishing, Hoboken Bertrand Russel: History of Western Philosophy, London: Routledge Christopher Bennett (2015): What is that thing called Ethics?", London: Routledge
Planned learning activities and teaching methods
Case studies, role plays, presentations, seminar papers
Assessment methods and criteria
Continuous assessment based on group works, cases studies, presentations and a seminar paper
Prerequisites and co-requisites
None
Infos
Degree programme
International Banking and Finance (Master)
Cycle
Bachelor
Language of instruction
German
Academic year
2026
Incoming
Yes
Learning outcome
After this course, students can identify the significance and impact of social, economic and ecological sustainability and ethical behaviour on banking and finance in practice from an international perspective. They are able to explain implications of sustainability and ethics on the companies' reputation and economic results. This means that students have the capacity to describe the impact of fulfilling sustainability criteria on the company’s performance and analyse the potential risks associated with a lack of well-defined sustainability criteria. The students are able to analyse challenges in organisational sustainability and ethic management and apply appropriate methods of management to advance these areas of action. This includes the capacity to describe different forms of assessment methods. The students gain competencies in the integration of the perspectives of sustainability and ethics into their daily work, and in the communication of these perspectives to others within an international context.
Course code
0230-17-01-BB-EN-09