Strategic Approaches to Integrity and Anti-Corruption

Issued by Griffith University

Earners understand the challenges in anti-corruption, integrity policy and compliance for good institutional governance. Earners have a broad view of ways to pursue ethical conduct and robust decision-making. Earners have critically examined the forces that influence outcomes to establish effective mechanisms to manage them. Earners can contribute to informed discussion on the topics of integrity and anti-corruption, and identify the issues and opportunities in the public policy space.

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Earning Criteria

Earners are able to describe key characteristics of integrity and corruption and their importance to policy and practice.
Earners have demonstrated knowledge and understanding of international and Australian efforts to combat corruption in government and business, including the principles, institutions and processes that underpin these efforts.
Earners have critically reflected reflect on the forces and events that influence integrity and corruption outcomes in organisations and institutions, in Australia and internationally.
Earners have contributed in an informed way to discussion and debate about problems, issues and current opportunities for reform to integrity and anti-corruption approaches, with reference to relevant experience, examples and self-directed research.
Earners have demonstrated improved knowledge and skills in the practice of designing and implementing integrity and anti-corruption programs or initiatives in their own organisation or profession.
Earners have successfully participated in guided discussions with peers.
Earners have successfully completed a two part Research Based Assignment i.e. Research Project Part 1 and Strategy in Practice part 2