The course begins with an overview of the new legal situation and a corresponding case study. 

This section of the course explains what is basically meant by gifts and gratuities. 

This part of the course illustrates which small favors already constitute a transition to corruption and how these are regulated by law. 

In this course chapter, the transition to corruption is defined and illustrated with examples. 

Gifts, for example for a birthday, that are within normal limits should normally be considered acceptable. But there are cases that should be viewed with concern because of the timing.... 

The value that gifts and gratuities may have and the role of the office of the person receiving the gift are discussed in this part of the course. 

This course chapter outlines what special consideration should be given to public officials in the case of gifts and gratuities. 

Business meals and entertainment are not problematic as long as the framework outlined in this course chapter is followed. 

This part of the course demonstrates what needs to be considered when negotiating with officials or business partners from a country with a high corruption index and when supporting political parties. 

When is sponsorship legal and what should be avoided at all costs? This course chapter provides answers to questions relating to sponsorship.