The Master of Arts in Business Ethics is an inter-disciplinary programme that introduces candidates to the important ethical issues, concepts and theories linked to the context of business activities and related economic environments. Offered by the Faculty of Theology in collaboration with the Faculty of Laws and the Faculty of Economics, Management and Accountancy (FEMA), the course brings together the fields of business studies, philosophical ethics, marketing, public policy, law, and moral theology.
The modules of the programme cover the following topics:
Recommended for business practitioners (directors, company secretaries, compliance officers, ethics officers), bank officials, business academics, philosophers, lawyers, accountants, trade union officials, representatives of government and non-governmental organisations, and conscientious stakeholders everywhere.
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Opening next: October 2025 (offered every 3 years)
Course duration: 6 semesters part-time (evening)
Study mode: taught (2 years) and research (1 year)
Contact the course coordinator: Rev. David Cortis.
Funding Opportunities: Eligible candidates can apply for a bursary of 2,000 EU and may benefit from a tax credit covering 70% of tuition fees under the Get Qualified Scheme.
Recognition and Accreditation of Prior Learning (RPL): Prospective students with prior expertise or skills may access the course and/or gain exemptions from certain parts through the University’s RPL process.
Exit Awards: Students who do not proceed with the Course shall be eligible for a Postgraduate Certificate (at the end of the First Year) or a Postgraduate Diploma (at the end of the Second Year).