Sustainability, M.B.A./M.S.

Dual Degree: M.B.A. and M.S. in Sustainability

Note: Graduate students participating in a dual degree 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.

Summary of business and sustainability graduate courses for a dual degree program M.B.A. and M.S. in sustainable practice:

Graduate Courses from the Pfeffer Graduate School of Business (23 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 II (2)
BU 6132 - Operations (2)
BU 6143 - Business Intelligence (3)
BU 6532 - Values-Based Leadership (2)
BU 6062 - Strategic Marketing (2)
BU 6112 - Organizational Behavior (2)
BU 6232 - Strategy I (2)
BU 6252 - Integrated Talent Management (2)
BU 6262 - Applied Value Creation (2)

Graduate Courses from the Institute for Sustainable Practice (24 hours)

Foundational Course Requirements (12 hours)

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

Elective Course Requirements (12 hours)

Students satisfy their elective requirements by completing any 12 hours from the listed courses.

SU 603v - Special Topics in Sustainability (1-3)
SU 6063 - Metrics of Sustainability (3)
SU 609V - Advanced Sustainability Study in Travel (3) Offered for variable course credit.
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)