Certificate of Achievement
has completed the following course:
Leadership tools for ethical problem-solving
Nottingham Business School and Nottingham Trent University
This course explored management and leaderships techniques to help identify and navigate ethical risks within an organisation. It covered topics including understanding management and leadership issues and trends in organisations; understanding organisations and their ecosystems; supporting responsible and sustainable employee engagement and performance, individually and in teams; engaging in strategic thinking in complex systems; and practising collaborative leadership skills and behaviours.
3 weeks, 2 hours per week
Professor Mollie Painter
Director of the Responsible and Sustainable Lab, Nottingham Business School
Nottingham Business School
Transcript
Learning outcomes
- Reflect on your own values, value conflicts and alignment with organisational values.
- Identify and prioritise stakeholder interests and needs.
- Critically evaluate the role of systemic leadership in addressing values-based dilemmas in your organisation.
- Demonstrate an understanding of organisational culture and how it helps or hinders complex problem-solving.
- Engage others collaboratively to develop systemic solutions to organizational ethical dilemmas.
- Demonstrate systemic leadership skills.
- Identify solutions to meet leadership challenges which enhance organisational performance.
Syllabus
Overview of the complexities of leadership Overview of ethics, morality and responsibility Understanding dilemmas The salience model The complexities of power, urgency and legitimacy Implementing values-driven solutions
Issued on 20th April 2025
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