Project PRME Anit-Corruption Toolkit - University of Applied Sciences of the Grisons

Project

PRME Anti-Corruption Toolkit

Project at a glance

The PRME Anti-Corruption Toolkit was designed to provide comprehensive guidelines for an anti-corruption curriculum change in business schools and higher education institutions around the world.

The eleven modules of the Toolkit include background reading material, detailed case discussion, and an array of primary sources and scenarios. The modules can be used individually or as a comprehensive MBA course on anti-corruption. The aim of the Toolkit is to address the ethical, moral, and practical challenges that students may face in the marketplace. The PRME Working Group on Anti-Corruption developed the Toolkit with support from the Siemens Integrity Initiative.

Anti-corruption guidelines ('Toolkit') for MBA curriculum change

Project
PRME Anti-Corruption Toolkit
Project Leader
Hauser Christian More about Hauser Christian
Involved parties
PRME Business Integrity Action Center
PRME Working Group on Anti-Corruption
Siemens Integrity Initiative More about the involved
Funding
Siemens Integrity Initiative

Lecturer, Project leader

Prof. Dr. Christian Hauser

Phone: +41 81 286 39 24

Besides staff members of the University of Applied Sciences of the Grisons the following people participated in the project:

Jonas Haertle, PRME Secretariat

Additional Information

Publication

Hauser, C. (2018c). Reflecting on the role of universities in the fight against corruption. RAUSP Management Journal, 85(10), 4–13.

Corporate Responsibility

Entrepreneurial actions involve the assumption of responsibility and the endeavour to ensure sustainability. Corporate responsibility stands for a business philosophy that places transparency, ethical conduct and respect for stakeholders at the heart of a company’s actions.

Internationalisation and Supply Chain

In the research field of Internationalisation and Supply Chain, the University of Applied Sciences of the Grisons deals with the internationalisation process of companies. We investigate which motives trigger internationalisation and which requirements companies have to meet in order to hold their own against international competitors.

Parties involed

The project was supported by the PRME Working Group on Anti-Corruption and the Siemens Integrity Initiative.

PRME Business Integrity Action Center (BIAC)

The PRME Business Integrity Action Center at University of Applied Sciences of the Grisons supports both companies and public institutions in applied research and development projects on the topics of business integrity, corruption prevention and media integrity.

Swiss Institute for Entrepreneurship (SIFE)

The SIFE operates between research and practice. It conducts application-oriented research, teaching and provides services in the focus areas of digital strategies and AI for companies, Innovation, Internationalisation and Supply Chain. Its objective is to contribute to the successful foundation, transformation and growth of companies.