UNO CBA, at both the undergraduate and at the MBA level uses a single
core course of 3 semester credit hours that serves to satisfy our AACSB
requirements for both legal and ethical curriculum:  LAWS 3910,
"Introduction to Business Law and Ethics" and BSAD 8010, "Legal, Ethical,
and Social Environment".

http://cba.unomaha.edu/faculty/mohara/web/AACSBstand1_1_05.pdf

      AACSB Standard 18 addresses both undergraduate and MBA curriculum,
see PDF page 18 of 79.  To wit: the general knowledge and skill area for
undergraduates of "Ethical understanding and reasoning abilities." and, for
both undergraduates and Masters students the management-specific knowledge
and skills area of "Ethical and legal responsibilities in organizations and
society.".  Then see examples of treatments at PDF pages 62, 66, 67, 72,
and 73 of 79.

      AACSB welcomes, even encourages, across the curriculum placement of
any knowledge or skill area; but, especially ethics.  However, be
forewarned:  AACSB expects you to expect greater difficulty with actually
delivering any knowledge that is assigned across the curriculum.  That
means AACSB will expect your assessment to monitor and to detect whether
that assignment across the curriculum is effective (with a suspicion that
it is not).

      Expressly, the undergraduate core course, LAWS 3910, serves the CPA
requirement of 1 credit hour of undergraduate education in ethics.

Michael

Professor Michael J. O'Hara, J.D., Ph.D.
Finance, Banking, & Law Department        Editor, Journal of Legal
Economics
College of Business Administration        (402) 554 - 2014 voice fax (402)
554 - 3825
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University of Nebraska at Omaha           www.JournalOfLegalEconomics.com
Omaha  NE  68182
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