Sustainable Management: MBA

Program Outcomes

Students will be able to:

• Apply whole systems thinking to reorient strategies toward sustainable solutions.
• Integrate sustainability principles, frameworks and tools to business activities, strategies and models.
• Model highly ethical behavior and social justice orientation to affect sustainability across a broad spectrum of stakeholders.
• Adjust to changing situations and obstacles and promote productivity and sustainability through a variety of contexts, including relationships, teams and organizations.
• Encourage and influence relationships that promote sustainability across multiple stakeholders and roles within the global, social, political, ethical and cultural context of business.
• Identify levers of cultural and structural change in organizations in support of sustainability.
• Analyze market behavior and interpret the allocation of resources, while recognizing the limitations of existing economic models.
• Integrate sustainability principles into the design, commercialization, marketing and production of innovative products and services.
• Interpret the financial conditions of an enterprise and evaluate the use of financial capital to optimize value for all stakeholders, taking into account ethics and other forms of capital, specifically social and natural capital.
• Conceptualize, apply, analyze, synthesize and/or evaluate the nature of information and knowledge through observation, experience, reflections, reasoning and communication, in ways that guide belief and action.

Curriculum and Degree Requirements

60 units are required for the MBA in Sustainable Management.

Curriculum Plan