The purpose of this course is to explore how social innovation can be used to build more sustainable and impactful solutions to pressing environmental and social challenges. Despite the incredible progress in the overall level of human development o...
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N/A |
Log in to view | FDEX Cancelled | E71M01 |
Open to MBA students.
This course explores how new technologies and practices intended to tackle climate change can be adopted and scaled. Primarily a project based-course course focused on learning how to map out existing socio-technical systems and landscapes, identify...
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Log in to view | LECT | J07E01 |
Open to MBA students.
This course will focus on the skills associated with compiling, analyzing, and disclosing sustainability data using the following three modules: (1) the initial 5 weeks with students familiarizing themselves with the range of mandatory and voluntary...
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| TUE |
19:00 - 21:50 |
Log in to view | LECT Cancelled | B01R01 |
Open to MBA students.
A student may work with an individual faculty member on a topic of mutual interest. These studies are co-designed by the student and the faculty member based on: 1) learning objectives 2) means of achieving these objectives 3) method of evaluati...
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Log in to view | ISTY | T73Z01 |
Open to MBA students.
A student may work with an individual faculty member on a topic of mutual interest. These studies are co-designed by the student and the faculty member based on: 1) learning objectives 2) means of achieving these objectives 3) method of evaluati...
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N/A |
Log in to view | ISTY | J79U01 |
Open to MBA students.
This seminar examines novel approaches to responsible business at depth. Students will examine key legacy works that are the foundation of these novel approaches as well as more recent scholarly advances. During the seminar, students will develop a d...
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| WED |
11:30 - 14:20 |
Log in to view | LECT | J62J01 |
Open to PhD students.