Siri Granum Carson

Siri Granum Carson is a Professor of Applied Ethics at the Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), Faculty of Humanities. Her research focuses on corporate social responsibility (CSR), sustainability ethics, technology governance, and business ethics. She has published extensively on topics including ethical leadership, environmental policy, and the ethical implications of emerging technologies. Carson holds a PhD (2008) and has supervised numerous master’s and doctoral theses related to CSR, bioethics, and global governance.

Her work integrates applied ethics with real-world challenges in industries like energy, aquaculture, and technology. Notable contributions include co-authoring books such as *Etikk for beslutningstakere* (2019) and *Etikk og samfunnsansvar i norske økonomi- og ledelsesutdanninger* (2003). She collaborates with initiatives like *Oppdrag Mjøsa* on sustainable water management and has advised organizations on ethical decision-making frameworks.

Carson’s research emphasizes public engagement in technological innovation and corporate accountability. She has contributed to policy debates on topics like deep-sea mining in Svalbard, genome editing ethics, and the role of sovereign wealth funds in addressing ecological crises. Her interdisciplinary approach bridges philosophy, management studies, and environmental science.