After completion of this course, students should be able to:
Understand the concept of a social enterprise and its relevance to modern business and society;
Understand the impact of business model on business performance and on sustainable development in the global context;
Identify factors promoting or hindering responsible marketing managements;
Formulate marketing strategies to effectively promote responsible consumption and production.

In this course students develop the ability to conduct marketing research individually and as part of a team, through research design, data collection, analysis, synthesis, and reporting orally and in writing, both online and offline. Students will also be able to develop the following intellectual, professional and practical skills:
The ability to think critically and creatively;
The ability to organize, analyze, synthesize and critically appraise relevant theories, models, and viewpoints;
The ability to effectively search for information and knowledge;
Analyze and synthesize data, and apply them to solve problems and make decisions;
Decision-making skills;
Self-reflection and self-management.

In addition to interactive lectures and guest speaker's presentation, teaching and learning will take place through a variety of media and tools, including: case studies, groups discussions, and reflection. Most important, however, is that participants will learn about challenges of marketing management in a social enterprise conducing original empirical research. Data collection required for analysis of the selected firm includes a structured interview with the owner/manager of the firm, and analysis of the firm's documents.