The course aims to familiarize students with the principles of professional ethics, public service ethics, and academic ethics in the field of public finance, to enhance their ability to analyze and resolve ethical dilemmas, and to develop the written, oral, and digital institutional communication skills required for professional practice in both public institutions and the private sector.

This course covers the concepts of ethics, morality, and professional ethics; public service ethics; ethical principles and ethical dilemmas in the field of public finance; ethics in the use of public resources; transparency, accountability, conflicts of interest, and anti-corruption. It also addresses the fundamental principles of institutional communication, effective oral and written communication, official correspondence, digital communication, social media ethics, presentation skills, teamwork, crisis communication, and professional communication practices in public institutions. Through case studies and practical applications, the course aims to develop students' ethical decision-making and institutional communication skills.