1. Advanced Management Control and Sustainable Development a.y. 2018-2019
Master Degree in “Management and Governance”
Curriculum AMA – Accounting and Management
Prof. Angelo Riccaboni
Department of Business and Law

2. Introduction to the course
Overview and contents
Teaching materials
Course organization
Teaching methods
Evaluation methods
Timetable
Lecture Syllabus

3. Overview 1/2 Objectives of the Course
Present the basic principles related to the purposes and the characteristics of the corporate governance function
Provide students with a theoretical framework and solid knowledge on the role of management control systems to implement Agenda 2030 in business organizations
Provide students with a comprehensive coverage on the importance of the SDGs and the awareness of the Agenda 2030 for Sustainable Development to face environmental challenges

4. Overview 2/2 Objectives of the Course
Examine the value creation journey along the company and along the supply chains
Analyse the value creation and value distribution through IR
Observe the long-term value-creation in line with SDGs and sustainability requirements.

5. Contents of the Course
Integrated governance (compliance, performance, risk & knowledge), where performance includes economic, financial, social and environmental aspects (integrated sustainability)
Integrated business performance representation ( Integrating Reporting, Integrating Thinking)
Strategic management tools
Programming and control systems to support corporate governance

6. Teaching Materials
Reference mandatory texts, available at the Press Center of San Francesco (ground floor in front of the library) are:
Supplementary material of the Economics e Corporate governance (dispense)
Additional material (slides / articles) available to the teacher's web page:

7. Teaching Methods
Integration between theoretical and practical knowledge
Classroom lessons
  Testimonials of business operators
  Presentations / discussions of business cases

8. Evaluation Methods 1/3 Written test:
  Open and multiple-choice / closed questions
Modularity of the exam test:
 There are two intermediate tests (optional)
Those who accept the intermediate test score do not bring the relative
topics under consideration to the final test
The positive vote obtained in one of the two intermediate tests remains valid even if the other is not positively passed

9. Evaluation Methods 2/3 Exam session structure:
Contents of the first part
(weight: 50% overall evaluation - ½ for 6 cfu program)
Contents of the second part
(weight: 50% overall evaluation - ½ for 6 cfu program)

10. Evaluation Methods 3/3 Object of the exam program:
  object of the first intermediate test
Contributions in the pantry n case studies I
  subject of the second intermediate test
Contributions in the pantry n case study II

11. Timetable and Office Hours
Lectures
Monday : 10:00-12:00 (room 2)
Thursday : 18:00-19:30 (room 2)
Friday : 16:00-18:00 (room 2)
Office Hours
Friday : 18:00-19:30
Prof. Angelo Riccaboni Office at
PhD Candidate Marcela Ciubotaru at

12. Lecture Syllabus 1/2

13. Lecture Syllabus 2/2