AREA 5: GENERAL AND FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
2 Courses in Public, Private, or Nonprofit General or Financial Management (6 credits)
The general management requirement teaches the skills that are essential to shaping the behavior of an organization and thus to carrying out effective sustainability initiatives. Students will graduate equipped with the tools to shape organizational culture and employee behavior even as new environmental challenges arise. The financial management requirement gives students a foundation in finance and financial models, and an understanding of how environmental commodities markets regulate polluting industries and provide incentives for encouraging desired behaviors. Students will also investigate the credibility of “non-financial metrics” that often accompany sustainability efforts.
Courses:
SUMA PS5025 Corporate Sustainability Reporting and Strategy
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SUMA PS5142 Sustainable Finance
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SUMA PS5155 Energy: Markets and Innovation
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SUMA PS5170 Sustainable Operations
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SUMA PS5175 Global Environmental Markets
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SUMA PS5195 Accounting, Finance, and Modeling of Sustainable Investments
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SUMA PS5197 Financing the Clean Energy Economy
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SUMA PS5240 Sustainable Agriculture
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SUMA PS5040 ESG-Aligned Corporate Governance
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SUMA PS5380 Financing Natural Infrastructure
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SUMA PS5445 Impact Finance for Sustainability Practitioners
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SUMA PS5470 Circular Economy for Sustainability Professionals
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SUMA PS5525 Consumerism and Sustainability
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SUMA PS5650 Solar Project Development
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SUMA PS5690 Environmental Infrastructure for Sustainable Cities
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SUMA PS5700 Ethics for Sustainability Management and Finance
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SUMA PS5220 Sustainable Entrepreneurship
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SUMA PS5060 Sustainable Fashion & Startup Strategy
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