Society for Business Ethics and Northumbria University

The landscape of business ethics in the United Kingdom

Dates: 8 and 9 April 2025

Location: City Campus East (CCE1), Falconar Street, Northumbria University, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, NE2 1XA

 We are delighted to announce our upcoming Conference on the Business Ethics landscape in the UK, sponsored by the Society for Business Ethics.

This conference has an open theme and aims to provide a snapshot of business ethics research in the UK. It seeks to bring together scholars interesting in the theory and practice of business ethics to engage in discussions and share insights on contemporary issues and challenges.

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Fee

• Non-members £50 
• DynSun Members - free

Participants are invited to join us on a post-symposium excursion to Hadrian's Wall on Saturday 10 August (9am-9pm).

The cost for this excursion is £45, payable to Northumbria University. The fee includes transport, entrance to the local visitor centre and the archeological sites and dinner."