Professions and Professionalism
Medicine, the law, education, accountancy – what does it mean to be professional in these contexts?
What are the key issues and debates, problems and solutions? Each profession has its own approach to key societal groups and challenges: children and families, disease and inequality. What does professionalism mean in the business context, and how does it compare with non-profit oriented professions? Think about regulation, safe-guards and control. And consider the responsibilities and ethical questions that all professions must inevitably confront.
Professions and Professionalism modules
14 modules available
This information is for the 2024/25 academic year.
IF YOU ARE AN INCOMING YEAR ONE STUDENT, YOU SHOULD ONLY CHOOSE LEVEL 1 MODULES.
| Module Code | Module Title | Level |
|---|---|---|
| IDEA1000 | Professional Ethics: Challenges and Crises | 1 |
| LUBS1010 | Understanding Social Enterprises | 1 |
| LUBS1291 | Economic Perspectives and Controversies | 1 |
| LUBS1755 | Business and Society (Combined) | 1 |
| LUBS1760 | Business and Society (Organisation Theory) | 1 |
| LUBS1765 | Business and Society (Social Theory) | 1 |
| EDUC2108 | Managing Classroom Behaviour | 2 |
| HPSC2400 | History of Psychiatry and Mental Illness | 2 |
| IDEA2000 | Leadership Ethics | 2 |
| LLLC2222 | Violent and Sexually Offending Young People | 2 |
| LUBS2060 | Contemporary Industrial Relations | 2 |
| EDUC3903 | Children, Families and Cultural Diversity: Philosophical Perspectives | 3 |
| LUBS3001 | Gender and Equality at Work in Comparative Perspective | 3 |
| LUBS3002 | Diversity Management | 3 |