The program course outline and graduation requirements for this catalog year are listed below. To graduate, a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0 must be achieved. Twelve (12) credits are required, including MGT 425–Managing for People, Planet, and Profit. The remaining 6 credits must be chosen from among the following courses:
Select one:
ECO 303 – Development Economics
ECO 398 – Special Topics in Economics
MGT 202 – Introduction to Conscious Capitalism
MGT 400 – Business and Society
SOC 235 – Environmental Sociology
Select two:
ECO 305 – Economic Data Visualization and Analysis
MKT 332 – Marketing Communication
MKT 425 – Marketing Research
SOC 255 – Methods of Social Research
SOC 473 – Qualitative Research Methods
Careers
A certificate in Sustainable Business and Organizational Management prepares graduates for careers that prioritize environmental responsibility, social impact, and long-term organizational success. Graduates can work in industries such as corporate business, nonprofits, government agencies, or consulting firms. The certificate equips students with knowledge of sustainable practices, ethical leadership, and resource management, making them valuable contributors to organizations aiming to reduce their environmental footprint. It pairs well with business, environmental studies, or management degrees and supports careers in sustainable innovation.
Typical Job Titles
- Sustainability Coordinator
- Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Associate
- Environmental Compliance Assistant
- Operations Analyst with a Sustainability Focus
School / College
School of Business
Department
Management and International Business
Contact
Robert A. Smith, Esq.