Dual Degrees: M.S. in Sustainability and Master of Business Administration

Note: Graduate students participating in a dual degrees program must adhere to the admissions and academic policies of each graduate program that are consistent with policies for dual degree programs. For additional information see the Dual Degree Programs section in this catalog.

A summary of sustainability and business graduate courses for the dual degrees program M.S. in Sustainability and MBA follows below:

Graduate Courses from the Institute for Sustainable Practice

Foundational Course Requirements (12 hours)

SU 6003 - Sustainable Earth Systems (3)
SU 6023 - Sustainable Enterprise (3)
SU 6203 - Psychology of Sustainability (3)
SU 6113 - Principles of Applied Sustainability (3)

Advanced Electives (12 hours- Choose 4)

SU 6033 - Special Topics in Sustainability (3)
SU 6123 - Green Building Design, Construction & Operation (3)
SU 6133 - Renewable Energy Options and Design Applications (3)
SU 6143 - Sustainable Food Systems (3)
SU 6183 - Urban Planning for Sustainability and Resilience (3)
SU 6193 - Water Management for Sustainability and Resilience (3)
SU 6063 - Metrics of Sustainability (3)
SU 609V - Advanced Sustainability Study in Travel (3) Offered for variable course credit.

Graduate Courses from the College of Business MBA Format (24 hours)

BU 6000 - Graduate Business Orientation Requirements (Non-credit and P/F) (0)
BU 6010 - Graduate Business Graduation Seminar (Non-credit and P/F) (0)
BU 6032 - Accounting for Executives (2)
BU 6052 - Financial Management (2)
BU 6082 - Strategy (2)
BU 6132 - Operations (2)
BU 6142 - Business Intelligence (2)
BU 6532 - Leading Effective Organizations (2)
BU 6062 - Strategic Marketing (2)
BU 6112 - Organizational Behavior (2)
BU 6232 - Integrated Decision Making (2)
BU 6252 - Integrated Talent Management (2)
BU 6262 - Applied Value Creation (2)
BU 6122 - Entrepreneurship (2)