The Certificate in Business Sustainability equips business and non-business majors with the knowledge and skills to understand sustainability challenges from a business perspective, integrating interdisciplinary approaches to environmental, social, and economic dimensions of sustainability.
Learning Objectives:
Understand sustainability challenges through an interdisciplinary lens, integrating environmental, economic, and social perspectives to propose effective resolution strategies.
Describe the role of businesses in advancing sustainability by applying business principles to real-world scenarios.
Communicate sustainability concepts and solutions effectively, utilizing case studies and data-driven approaches to engage diverse audiences and stakeholders
Minor Information
12 credit hours
Open to all students
Refer to the for course pre-and/or co-requisite requirements
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Program Requirements
BUS 217 (3) - Sustainable Business Solutions
IES 274 (3) - Introduction to Environment and Sustainability
FSB Courses (select two of the following)
ACC 468 (3) - Accounting for Not-for-Profit and Governmental Organizations
BUS 494 (3) - Sustainability Perspectives in Resources and Business
ECO 131 (3) - Equality, Poverty, and Opportunity: Economic Perspectives
ECO 347 (3) - Economic Development
ECO 356 (3) - Poverty and Income Distribution
ECO 406 (3) - Environmental Economics
ESP 331 (3) - Social Entrepreneurship
MGT 304 (3) - Diversity and Cross-Cultural Management
