Cranfield introduces MSc in Management and Corporate Sustainability
Howard Lake | 6 February 2014 | News
Cranfield School of Management is introducing a one-year programme that combines management with specialist modules on corporate sustainability. Students on the full-time MSc in Management and Corporate Sustainability will get the opportunity to work with a corporate partner on a business project and can base their thesis on a sustainable business issue of their choice.
Course Director, Dr Andrew Angus explained: “Today, organisations that want to achieve long-term success must consider what is known as the Triple Bottom Line: economic, environmental and social performance. Corporate sustainability is key to organisational success because it is one of the few practices that can positively impact all three elements of the Triple Bottom Line.
“Our new programme examines the social, ethical and environmental issues faced by organisations and will equip ambitious managers with the theories, tools and techniques to embed sustainability thinking into their organisations.”
The MSc in Management and Corporate Sustainability will begin in September.
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