Building a clean society is a beautiful vision for mankind because corruption has long plagued human society, adversely affecting government decision-making, economic development, social fairness, political stability, and judicial justice. In today's world, international organizations, including the United Nations, and many governments are making efforts to control corruption. Since the reform and opening up, China has unremittingly endeavored to pursue integrity governance. What does integrity governance mean? What is covered by integrity governance? Why is controlling corruption and clean governance important, urgent, and complex? How to effectively promote clean governance? Why is integrity a responsibility of citizens? This course will introduce corruption studies from a global comparative perspective and help students grasp theories and practices related to integrity governance, so that they can understand society and the world better, enrich social science knowledge, and establish law-abiding, ethical values.