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Iscte Business School • 15 Apr 2024
Master Class: Information as a Pillar of Corporate Social Responsibility
Iscte Business School hosts an event on the crucial role of information in implementing CSR.
On April 15, Iscte Business School had the privilege of hosting Professor Dolorez Vazquez from the University of Extremadura (Spain) for a Master Class on "The Role of Information in the Implementation of Corporate Social Responsibility". The session attracted students in the initial phase of developing dissertations or master's projects, offering an in-depth analysis of the crucial topic of corporate social responsibility (CSR).
Professor Vazquez, with her recognized expertise, guided the participants through a learning journey, exploring how information becomes a fundamental pillar in the implementation of CSR. In this Master Class, students had the opportunity to:
- Deepen their knowledge of the role of information in promoting CSR, from data collection and analysis to transparent and effective communication.
- Gain new perspectives on how information can be used to improve companies' CSR practices, generating a positive impact on society.
- Enrich their academic research with insights that contribute to the construction of innovative and relevant work in the area of CSR.
The Master Class also served as a platform to present the Erasmus mobility opportunities established with the University of Fiscari (Venice, Italy). This initiative offers students the opportunity to:
- Explore international experiences, expanding their horizons and enriching their education in a multicultural environment.
- Enhance their skills and develop a global vision of CSR, adding value to their professional profile.
- Build an international network of contacts, opening doors to future opportunities for collaboration and professional growth.
In the Master Class, participants received certificates of participation, recognizing their involvement and contribution to the success of the event. Reflecting Iscte Business School's commitment to academic excellence and the promotion of events that go beyond formal education, promoting the development of essential skills for the labor market.
