Bachelor of Arts - Governance, Leadership and Ethics

Students who will thrive in Huron’s new Major in Governance, Leadership & Ethics (GLE) will live and work in an increasingly complex, interdependent and uncertain world. Students will determined to understand, the need for new decision-making models and the influences of different leadership styles.

GLE is designed to help students fully grasp the challenges of contemporary governance and develop the know-how for leadership that is inclusive, accountable and effective. The goal of GLE is to develop Leaders with Heart who are able to meet the growing demand for ethical and transformative leadership in the private, public and non-profit sectors. Huron’s GLE Major integrates teaching, research and community-based learning (CBL) into the analysis of organizational behaviour, civic engagement and social responsibility in decision making.

Students majoring in GLE are required to take three courses:

– Governance – Introduction to Ethics and Value Theory – Leadership

After successfully completing these courses, they may choose from selected courses from three groupings:

– The Governance Group – The Leadership Group – The Ethics Group