Research and teaching
Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is a pressing and multifaceted contemporary concern with local, national and global implications.
The ICCSR was founded in 2002 with the aim of leading CSR research and teaching. These core activities have grown in scope and scale over the years and the ICCSR now provides two highly regarded specialist taught programmes in CSR (an MSc in CSR and an MBA in CSR) in addition to supervising specialist research degrees in CSR.
ICCSR staff teach lead or contribute to six specialist MBA modules, six specialist MSc modules and an Undergraduate module in subject areas as diverse as Business Ethics, Ethical Finance, Corporate Governance and Social Accountability, Corporate Social Responsibility, Sustainable Management, Economics and Social Entrepreneurship.
ICCSR staff have led a wide range of research activities and projects and ICCSR publications have made a significant contribution to the academic literature in this area and to the current understanding of CSR. Currently staff research interests include Socially Responsible Investment, Corporate Community Involvement, Social Reporting, CSR Reporting and Diversity, CSR Education and CSR in Asia.
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