Course

• MCI students: Please register via MCI Career Center website (you need to log in).
• External participants (i.e. if you are not studying at MCI): Please contact the chair holder via mail.
• N.B. MCI incoming students will be registered by MCI International Relations Office

Students on site (at MCI): presentations during 7th session

• Part of ‘transcript of records’ in case of positive assessment (4 ECTS)
• N.B. If unable to attend during 8^th session, also possibility to go for reflection paper (see below); please contact lecturer
• ‘Confirmation of attendance’ in case of no or negative assessment

External participants (not at MCI): reflection paper to be mailed to lecturer (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.) | deadline will be announced via Sakai

• ‘Certificate’ in case of positive assessment
• ‘Confirmation of attendance’ in case of no or negative assessment

• Q: What are the requirements to take part in this course?
• A: A stable internet connection and a functioning headset. Content wise we will use the concept of the 'flipped classroom' and provide equal pre-knowledge by means of pre-readings.

• Q: Do I need an Adobe Connect or any other (e.g. Big Blue Button) licence?
• A: No, you just need a stable internet connection (and a headset).

• Q: Are there any costs associated with this course?
• A: This chair was kindly co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union (EU) and therefore the course is free of charge.

• Q: What is a 'digital badge @ MCI' and is this course part of it?
• A: Yes, this course is part of the digital badge 'Responsible Management' and if you want to find out more, click here (for MCI students).

• Q: In what language is this course held?
• A: The course is held in English.

• Monday, March 23, 2020: The course starts with a one day kick off on site (9.00-12.15h & 13.30-16.45h) | videos for external participants | due to the current situation, also first session online | recording part 1 and part 2)
• Tuesday, March 24, 2020: self-driving cars and values (17.00-19.15h | online session via Adobe Connect | recording)
• Wednesday, March 25, 2020: digitalization, artificial intelligence (AI), new technologies and values (17.00-19.15h | online session via Adobe Connect | recording)
• Thursday, March 26, 2020: filling EU values with life (17.00-19.15h | online session via Adobe Connect | recording)
• Monday, March 30, 2020: compliance and values (17.00-19.15h | online session via Adobe Connect | recording)
• Tuesday, March 31, 2020: Q&A session for upcoming presentations (17.00-19.15h | online session via Adobe Connect | recording)
• Friday, April 3, 2020: The course will finish with your presentations (9.00-12.15h, 13.30-16.45h) for those on site | reflection paper for external participants | due to the current situation, also last session online | recording guest speech

• Monday April 8, 2019: The course starts with a one day kick off (9.00-12.15h & 13.30-16.45h; recordings of past session: part 1 and part 2)
• Wednesday April 10, 2019: affirmative action (online session via Adobe Connect; recording)
• Thursday April 11, 2019: surrogacy (online session via Adobe Connect; recording)
• Friday April 12, 2019: moral limits of markets (online session via Adobe Connect; recording)
• Monday April 15, 2019: migration (online session via Adobe Connect; recording)
• Tuesday April 16, 2019: Q&A session for upcoming presentations (online session via Adobe Connect)
• Friday April 19, 2019: The course will finish with your presentations (9.00-12.15h, 13.30-16.45h) for those on site (reflection paper for others)

• Monday December 3, 2018: The course starts with a one day kick off (9.00-12.15h & 13.30-16.45h | recordings of April session: part 1 and part 2)
• Wednesday December 5, 2018: affirmative action (online session via Adobe Connect; recording)
• Thursday December 6, 2018: surrogacy (online session via Adobe Connect; recording)
• Friday December 7, 2018: moral limits of markets (online session via Adobe Connect; recording)
• Monday December 10, 2018: migration (online session via Adobe Connect; recording; N.B: due to a technical problem, unfortunetly the first part of this session is missing)
• Tuesday December 11, 2018: Q&A session for upcoming presentations (online session via Adobe Connect; 17.00-19.15h)
• Thursday December 13, 2018: The course will finish with your presentations (9.00-12.15h, 13.30-16.45h) for those on site (reflection paper for others)

• Monday April 16, 2018: The course starts with a one day kick off (9.00-12.15h: watch video part 1; 13.30-16.45h: watch video part 2; slides available here)
• Wednesday April 18, 2018: affirmative action (online session via Adobe Connect; recording)
• Thursday April 19, 2018: surrogacy (online session via Adobe Connect; recording)
• Friday April 20, 2018: moral limits of markets (online session via Adobe Connect; recording)
• Monday April 23, 2018: migration (online session via Adobe Connect; recording)
• Tuesday April 24, 2018: Q&A session for upcoming presentations (online session via Adobe Connect; 17.00-19.15h)
• Thursday April 26, 2018: Guest lecture of Dean Harris on "Migration, the US perspective" (9.00-12.15h, on site; Flyer)
• Friday April 27, 2018: The course will finish with your presentations (9.00-12.15h, 13.30-16.45h) for those on site (reflection paper for others)