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Minor

Sustainability Management Minor

Wilkes University College of Business and Engineering 19 courses

About This Program

The Sidhu School of Business and Leadership and the Civil & Environmental Engineering Department in the College of Business and Engineering are jointly offering a minor in sustainability management for students who wish to enhance their understanding of sustainability management. Sustainability is smart management of natural resources toward the end results of efficiency and profitability. Sustainability management is becoming a growing focus for many organizations that strive to be more environmentally conscious and socially responsible. Leaders in every industry have recognized the value sustainable measures bring to the world, and to their bottom line. Minor Highlights: Students will become familiar with the terminology and implementation strategies for sustainability management and learn about “sustainability champions.” Students will learn about the latest sustainability management tools and how to assess an organization’s currents status and target areas for improvement. Students will learn how to communicate and disseminate information, both internally and externally, about an organization’s sustainability programs and create implementation‐ready initiatives and programs. If a student does not choose to obtain the minor, completion of the four courses SUS 401, SUS 402, SUS 403 and SUS 404 (or other options) will allow you to obtain a certificate in sustainability management. A grade of 3.0 or greater in all four courses is required for receipt of the certificate....

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