Just one in five human resources professionals believe MBA candidates know enough about business ethics. That’s according to research by the Institute of Business Ethics, which follows a consultation document published by the Institute for Global Ethics calling for universities to integrate business ethics into their MBA curricula. Currently, most business studies courses have ethics as a voluntary module.
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