MBA

If you are an MBA student or have an MBA. check out the site:

www.Sustainability-MBA.com

NetImpact publishes a FREE Student Guide to Graduate Business Programs that address social and environmental issues.

The publication is highly recommended for people looking in to a graduate degree in sustainability.

http://www.netimpact.org/displaycommon.cfm?an=1&subarticlenbr=1020

INFO:

Green Mountain College offers the only MBA in sustainability that you can receive 100% online. There is a recommended orientation once a year on the Vermont campus. But, for people who live in remote areas, such as myself, the orientation is not mandatory. All classes are online and the duration is 2 years.

There are sure to be many new online programs offered in the near future, but at the time of this posting GMC is the only program available. I am starting classes later this month and will keep you posted.

http://www.greenmtn.edu/graduate_studies/mba/

To succeed in the new millennium, organizational leaders must understand the impact of management practices on the environment, the workforce, local cultures and profits. At Marlboro College Graduate Center, this multiple-bottom-line philosophy is integrated into all our MBA courses, from accounting and finance to business law and economic theory.

Beyond Grey Pinstripes is a biennial survey and ranking of business schools. Their mission is to spotlight innovative full-time MBA programs that are integrating issues of social and environmental stewardship into curricula and research.

For more information, see http://www.beyondgreypinstripes.org/index.cfm.

MBA in Sustainable Business Print

Today, most MBA students get little exposure to social and environmental issues in their graduate curriculum and consequently tend to view them as peripheral to business success. BGI’s unique program preserves the academic rigor of a traditional MBA program, while infusing sustainability throughout every course. The program’s focus on entrepreneurship for sustainability prepares students to start their own sustainable enterprises or to be effective change agents within existing organizations.