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Director: Philippa Foster Back OBE

Institute of Business Ethics
24 Greencoat Place
London SW1P 1BE

Charity No. 1084014

   
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Education
The IBE is an educational charity and as part of our mission, we seek to support the inclusion of business ethics topics into all forms of business education.
Talks & Presentations

The IBE also provides training for educational or public benefit. Examples include:

  • ICCSR, Nottingham Business School MBA workshop
  • Seminar for Cergy-Pontoise Masters students in Law and Business Ethics
  • A training day for SIFE (Students in Free Enterprise) students.
  • Brighton University
  • Cranfield International Business Leaders Course
  • Loughborough University Commonwealth Institute course
  • Middlesex University on ‘Ethics Matters’ training to their ethics committee
  • A UN University for Peace workshop
  • London Metropolitan University

Academic Subscribers
The IBE subscription benefits are enjoyed by academics as well as students. By donating to the IBE, academic subscribers receive a free copy of each new publication and invitations to events. This contributes to IBE’s mission to support business education. Find out more about donating here >>

Assistance to students and academics

We will endeavour to assist with enquiries from students and academics regarding ethical standards, issues and practice in business. Student and academic subscribers may access our library by prior arrangement.

IBE Student Essay Competition

The IBE Student Essay Competition in Business Ethics has run for seven years, in association with the UK chapter of the European Business Ethics Network (EBEN), a network of academics teaching business ethics.

Its aim has been to encourage the teaching of business ethics in UK Business Schools and similar teaching departments.

In 2009, the Postgraduate category was won by Rosie Sjoren from from ICCSR, Nottingham University Business School for her paper on “Vednanta and the Dongria Koddh: Human Rights and Corporate Wrongs”

The winner of the Undergraduate category was Amanda Kane of ICCSR, Nottingham University Business School for her paper on  “Should executives be paid for apparent failure?”

In 2010 and each year until the Olympics in 2012 the IBE has launched a new student essay award in partnership with the International Pierre de Coubertin Committee (CIPC) focussing on Ethics, Business and Sport. This annual competition aiming to promote research on how the Olympic ideals of fairness, integrity and openness can help businesses balance commercial success with their social responsibilities.

Find out more about the Student Essay Competition here >> and on the Coubertin Olympic Awards website

Ethics in Finance - Robin Cosgrove Prize

The IBE is once more involved on the judging panel of the Robin Cosgrove Prize.
The Prize promotes greater awareness among young people throughout the world of the benefits of strengthening ethical approaches in all aspects of finance. The vision of the Prize contributes to strengthening the foundations and good quality management of banking and finance based on trust and integrity, especially in emerging markets. The Prize has a global vision, applicable throughout the world. See their website for more information here

 
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