Ethical Leadership (not running for 2013-4)

MA

Part Time, Full Time

| Admissions status: Closed

Not running for 2013-4.

STRUCTURE OVERVIEW

Core programme content

Leadership & Ethics (40 credits)
Approaches to Leadership (40 credits)
Dissertation (60 credits).

Indicative non-core content

Compulsory modules:

Practicing Leadership (20 credits).

The remaining 20 credits can be taken from a wide range of option modules. See the Department of Theology & Religious Studies website for an indicative list.

FORMAT AND ASSESSMENT

Lectures, seminars, and optional workshops; essays; dissertation; research projects (as relevant); independent study; tutorials.

MODULES

More information on typical programme modules.
NB it cannot be guaranteed that all modules are offered in any particular academic year.

Approaches To Leadership - Required

Module code: 7AATC512
Credit level: 7
Credit value: 40
Semester: Full-year
Assessment: coursework

1 x 10,000-word essay

The module aims to introduce students to key perspectives, issues and academic debates pertaining to the theory and practice of Leadership and Ethical Leadership considering the approaches from various humanities based disciplines.

http://www.kcl.ac.uk/artshums/depts/trs/modules/level7/7aatc512.aspx

Dissertation - Required

Module code: 7AATC999
Credit level: 7
Credit value: 60
Semester: summer session 1; summer session 2;
Teaching pattern: The dissertation is to be on a topic chosen by the candidate with advice from his or her supervisor, and written under supervision.

Assessment: coursework
Assessed by 1 x dissertation of up to 15,000 words

For a full module description and further information, please see the module page on the Department of Theology & Religious Studies website.

Leadership Ethics: Leadership Ethics In A New Key - Required

Module code: 7AATC510
Credit level: 7
Credit value: 40
Semester: Full-year
Assessment: coursework

2 x 5,000-word essays (each worth 50% of the module mark)

This module will provide students with a new approach towards leadership ethics. The approach will be a problem- and skill-oriented approach working with key concepts and key theories. Through lectures, students will be introduced to the key concepts of the debate. The module is built on three strands: I) Thinking: Strategies for Intellectual Growth II) Robust Concern: Commitments, and Responsibilites III) Growing: Self Renewal and Self-Management

http://www.kcl.ac.uk/artshums/depts/trs/modules/level7/7aatc510.aspx

Practising Leadership - Required

Module code: 7AATC511
Credit level: 7
Credit value: 20
Semester: Semester 2 (spring)
Assessment: coursework

1 x 5,000-word essay

This module aims to introduce students to the practical challenges of leadership. Inputs from different spheres of leadership practice will be invited to cover different aspects of "real life leadership situations".

http://www.kcl.ac.uk/artshums/depts/trs/modules/level7/7aatc511.aspx

KEY FACTS

Programme leader/s

Professor Clemens Sedmak, Theology & Religious Studies

Awarding institution

King's College London

Credit value (UK/ECTS equivalent)

UK 180/ECTS 90

Duration

One year FT, two years PT, September to September.

Location

Strand Campus.

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