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Argosy University Master of Business Administration - Sustainable Management Concentration. Argosy's Master of Business Administration (MBA) online program offered by the College of Business emphasizes leadership, action, and solutions. The Sustainable Management concentration stresses the development and implementation of sustainable business practices to create a competitive advantage. Our program enhances your professional abilities and gives you the skills sought by contemporary businesses. You can learn to identify challenges and opportunities, draw on technology and information, and use advanced analytical and planning approaches that position you to create positive changes for an organization. Click here, for more information about the Argosy University Master of Business Administration - Sustainable Management Concentration
Argosy University Master of Business Administration – Sustainable Management Concentration. Argosy’s Master of Business Administration (MBA) online program offered by the College of Business emphasizes leadership, action, and solutions. The Sustainable Management concentration stresses the development and implementation of sustainable business practices to create a competitive advantage. Our program enhances your professional abilities and gives you the skills sought by contemporary businesses. You can learn to identify challenges and opportunities, draw on technology and information, and use advanced analytical and planning approaches that position you to create positive changes for an organization. Click here, for more information about the Argosy University Master of Business Administration – Sustainable Management Concentration.

Brandeis International Business School MBA in Socially Responsible Business. Waltham, MA.
The concentration, part of the school’s Green Global Initiative, integrates issues such as economic development, social development and corporate governance, into the core MBA program. Requirements include specialized courses on corporations and communities, corporations and the environment, and a seminar exploring what “green” means in different contexts. In addition, students in this concentration complete a field project in one or more aspects of the emerging “green” economy.

Brandeis University Heller School for Social Policy and Management MBA Sustainable Development Concentration. Waltham, MA. The Sustainable Development Concentration helps students develop an understanding of the sustainability of project goals beyond financial and organizational issues, and provides a foundation in the concepts and methods of sustainable development. The concentration helps students gain an understanding of the current state of global development and engages students in critical thinking about reducing poverty, hunger and human inequality, and in conserving the environment. Sustainable Development concentrators will study a rights-based approach to social change and have the opportunity to take courses in project planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation.

Clark University Dual MBA/MA in Environmental Science and Policy. Worcester, MA. Clark University is piloting a dual degree program for students who will earn two degrees during three years of graduate study—a Master of Art’s degree in Environmental Science & Policy from IDCE and a Master of Business Administration from GSOM. The ES&P program is closely interconnected with the three other IDCE Master’s programs, and also maintains vibrant links with other educational programs at Clark, including the prestigious School of Geography; social science and humanities departments, such as sociology, economics and government; the physical and life sciences, such as biology, chemistry, and physics; the George Perkins Marsh Institute and the Mosakowski Institute for Public Enterprise.ES&P students admitted to the dual degree program will now be able to integrate the perspectives, knowledge and skills they gain from the ES&P courses, which focus on policy analysis and the use of scientific and quantitative tools, with perspective, knowledge, and skills from business and management. Future professionals who combine the mastery in these two areas will thrive as building bridges between the private and public sectors is increasingly valued, and as cross-sectoral career paths are increasingly common. Students completing the dual degree program may consider jobs in environmental consulting, entrepreneurial environmental leadership (like renewable energy systems), sustainable technology businesses, nonprofit operations and management, corporate sustainability, and others.

Harvard Business School MBA with an Emvironmental Emphasis. Boston, MA. – Through cases and discussion, environmental content is included in a range of HBS courses related to agribusiness, energy, finance, real estate, technology and operations, entrepreneurship, negotiation, social enterprise, and leadership. Recent HBS courses with environmental content include Business and the Environment, Energy; Building Green Businesses; Customers, Commerce, and Society; Institutions, Macroeconomics, and the Global Economy; and Agribusiness. Our courses use the business case method, an active, participatory approach in which students analyze real-world scenarios and develop analytical and leadership skills to resolve complex business issues. In addition to lectures, simulations, and field work, more than 80% of HBS classes are built on the case method. Cases throughout the curriculum feature environmental content, from creating “cradle-to-cradle” sustainable design at Herman Miller Furniture to “greening” the supply chain at Starbucks Coffee to determining strategic direction in the alternative fuels industry.

MIT Sloan School of Management Sustainable Business Lab (S-Lab) Cambridge, MA. One of the key principles of the Sustainability Lab (S-Lab) is the idea that people need to understand the basic aspects of a problem in order to properly address a solution. Utilizing a collaborative, interdisciplinary approach to sustainability challenges, S-Lab is jointly taught by four of MIT Sloan’s top faculty and features opportunities to work with a variety of companies as they confront environmental and social business challenges.

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