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Learner Reviews & Feedback for Corruption by University of Pennsylvania

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About the Course

You can't understand the world today if you don't understand corruption. Every day, we see high-level government officials resigning, governments changing, hundreds of thousands of people standing in squares, holding up signs, and often risking their lives to protest the corruption in the world. It's critically important to the health of our societies to understand what people are protesting against. We want to understand corruption. This course is designed to teach you about what corruption is, what causes corruption, the effects of corruption, and how to control corruption. We'll be talking about this from a global perspective using examples from all over the world. We'll also be talking about corruption from the perspective of countries, governments, businesses, citizens, and the people within these entities. At the end of this course, you'll have a better understanding of why the world is changing according to the path of corruption. If you're in a position to make changes within your respective entity, to make decisions about corruption, you'll be able to make better decisions....

Top reviews

MA

Aug 16, 2018

I loved this course. It helped me to get a greater view at the real issue behind corruption. The last assignment really made me think about the subject and dive in to give it my best. Thank you!

LB

Dec 5, 2017

Superb course. I learned about the cause and the effects of corruption. As a forensic investigator, this helps me in understanding the causes of corruption and financial crimes. Thank you.

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By kousay a

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Oct 13, 2016

An outstanding addition to your MBA education!

By Suresh K P P

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Sep 11, 2017

Excellent course to learn about corruption.

By Stéphane C

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Aug 24, 2020

Interesting course on an essential topic.

By Jean-Charles F

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Dec 31, 2018

Great course - thank you !

By Sravasti N

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Feb 23, 2025

The assignment for module 4 was very confusing from a submission standpoint. The AI grading did not detect links provided in the word doc for the incident being reported, nor did it understand that there were 3 distinct paragraphs as per the instructions. To make matters worse, out of the 4 submissions for peer review, 3 were just blank with may be couple words. How were these not detected and thrown out up-front? I did fine and got my certificate but wanted to report nevertheless. Overall the course was fine but there should have been more examples that pertain to the US along with the rest of the world, and the technology sector should have been included.

By Alejandra D

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Oct 30, 2022

Aunque el contenido es interesante, la voz del profesor y el ritmo de los videos es muy lento, lo cual hace difícil la concentración.