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Course: Morality

About the online training programme

Morality relates to ethics, whereas ethics is related to commandments and prohibitions. It concerns activities which are allowed or not allowed. Analogously, integrity involves conduct and misconduct. It concerns behaviour and misbehaviour. Ethical or unethical decisions relate to the debate about desirable and undesirable behaviour. It involves the discussion about right or wrong. Ethics deals with moral dilemmas.

Course contents

This series of courses consists of the following video lessons, as well as an exam:

  1. Evil
  2. Moral development
  3. Moral disengagement
  4. Optimising morality
  5. Moral stretching
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Mario Claeys
CMEXS + Supervisory Board at European Commodity Clearing

Content was good.

Maria Kramer
Operational Risk Management at Statkraft

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Head of Compliance at MFT Energy