On completion of this course, you’ll walk away with: An integrated, social-sciences perspective on important concepts in sustainability, backed by the latest academic research. Practical strategies for applying sustainability in your organisation and successfully leading the transition to a greener future. An enhanced ability to manage climate-related risk, preserve natural capital, and make sustainability a part of financial or developmental agendas. The confidence and skills to pivot into a role that actively partakes in cultivating the green economy and giving back to society. Unlimited access to edX’s Career Engagement Network, offering you exclusive resources and events to support your professional journey and drive your career forward.
Sustainability: Environment, Economy and Society
London School of Economics and Political Science via GetSmarter
Overview
Engage in an integrated, social-sciences approach to sustainability strategy that empowers you to cultivate practical strategies for a more sustainable future.
On completion of this course, you’ll walk away with: An integrated, social-sciences perspective on important concepts in sustainability, backed by the latest academic research. Practical strategies for applying sustainability in your organisation and successfully leading the transition to a greener future. An enhanced ability to manage climate-related risk, preserve natural capital, and make sustainability a part of financial or developmental agendas. The confidence and skills to pivot into a role that actively partakes in cultivating the green economy and giving back to society. Unlimited access to edX’s Career Engagement Network, offering you exclusive resources and events to support your professional journey and drive your career forward.
On completion of this course, you’ll walk away with: An integrated, social-sciences perspective on important concepts in sustainability, backed by the latest academic research. Practical strategies for applying sustainability in your organisation and successfully leading the transition to a greener future. An enhanced ability to manage climate-related risk, preserve natural capital, and make sustainability a part of financial or developmental agendas. The confidence and skills to pivot into a role that actively partakes in cultivating the green economy and giving back to society. Unlimited access to edX’s Career Engagement Network, offering you exclusive resources and events to support your professional journey and drive your career forward.
Syllabus
- Orientation module: Welcome to your Online Campus
- Module 1: Understanding sustainability transitions
- Module 2: Sustainability, wealth, and natural capital
- Module 3: The relationship between economic growth and sustainability
- Module 4: What is development?
- Module 5: Climate-related risk in an interconnected world
- Module 6: Corporate and financial sustainability
Taught by
Dr Marion Dumas, Professor Declan Conway, Professor Giles Atkinson, and Dr Richard Perkins