Data has become one of the most valuable assets in modern organizations, but its collection, use, and sharing raise important ethical questions. This module examines issues such as privacy, consent, ownership, bias, data quality, and responsible stewardship. Learners will gain practical insights into balancing organizational objectives with the ethical obligations associated with managing data.

Artificial intelligence and autonomous technologies are increasingly influencing decisions, actions, and outcomes across many domains. This module explores ethical challenges associated with AI and robotics, including bias, accountability, transparency, safety, human oversight, and the changing relationship between humans and machines. Learners will develop an understanding of how to identify and mitigate ethical risks associated with intelligent and autonomous systems.

Social media platforms have transformed communication, information sharing, and public discourse. At the same time, they raise ethical concerns related to misinformation, manipulation, privacy, mental well-being, content moderation, and societal trust. This module examines the ethical responsibilities of organizations and leaders in navigating the opportunities and risks associated with social media ecosystems.