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 Graduate Area and Program Information
Business and Sustainability
Business operates in an increasingly complex setting. Environmental and social concerns are at the forefront of the new issues which are stretching the responsibilities of business and demanding new types of management thinking. These concerns first affected established industries in forestry products, chemicals and mining sectors. Today, however, they are impacting other manufacturers, retailing and service industries, and the financial sector.
One of the first of its kind in North America, the Erivan K. Haub Program in Business and Sustainability at Schulich is at the cutting edge of current best practice. The business and sustainability specialization equips students for general management and senior corporate positions, as well as for work in specialist environmental management or consulting posts.
The Erivan K. Haub Program in Business and Sustainability at Schulich is at the one of the longest established and best resourced business and sustainability initiatives worldwide. The Haub Program has built a significant presence in Canadian graduate and executive education. For more information about the Program see The Business and Sustainability Website.
Business and Sustainability
Tel: (416) 736-5268
Fax: (416) 736-5762
E-mail: bsus@schulich.yorku.ca
THE SUSTAINABLE ENTERPRISE ACADEMY (SEA) - Executive Education
Through the Sustainable Enterprise Academy (SEA), the Haub Program delivers Senior Executive Seminars on Corporate Sustainable Development featuring leading-edge thinkers and practitioners. These seminars are 4-day residential programs offered twice a year. They are designed for senior executives and strategic leaders in business and government and are delivered by an international Faculty. The Academy's Alumni Network supports the ongoing work of Seminar graduates. For more information about the Academy, please visit us at http://www.SustainableEnterpriseAcademy.org
FACULTY
Faculty members from the Schulich School, York’s Osgoode Hall Law School and the Faculty of Environmental Studies have gained recognition internationally for teaching and research in their respective fields.
Kathryn Bewley
Associate Professor of Accounting
Markus Biehl
Assistant Professor of Operations Management and Informations Systems
Director, IMBA Program
Cristian Cheariu
Assistant Professor of Marketing
Andrew Crane
Professor of Policy
George R. Gardiner Professor in Business Ethics
Burkard Eberlein
Assistant Professor of Policy
Brenda Gainer
Associate Profesor of Marketing
Royal Bank Professor of Nonprofit Management
Director, Nonprofit Mangement and Leadership Program
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Associate Professor of Economics
Bryan Husted
Professor of Policy
Erivan K. Haub Chair in Business and Sustainability
Dirk Matten
Professor of Policy
Hewlett-Packard Chair in Corporate Social Responsibility
Ben Richardson
Professor | | Perry Sadorsky
Associate Professor of Economics
Linda Thorne
Associate Professor of Accounting
Peter Victor
Professor in Environmental Studies
Stepan Wood
Assistant Professor
Detlev Zwick
Associate Professor of Marketing
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GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN BUSINESS AND ENVIRONMENT
REQUIREMENTS
- taken concurrently with an MBA or MES degree (students must satisfy both Graduate Diploma and MBA or MES requirements)
- diploma must be completed within one term of completing graduate program degree requirements
- 12.0 credit hours of elective courses consisting of:
- 6.0 credit-hours of required courses below
- 6.0 credit-hours of recommended courses listed on page 36 of the Graduate Program Student Handbook.
- normally complete a 12 week internship in an approved organization
- MGMT 6100 3.00 Strategy Field Study at a site approved by the Program Director
REQUIRED COURSES
GENERAL CONCENTRATION
REQUIREMENTS
- 12.0 credit-hours of elective courses consisting of:
- 3.0 credit-hours of prerequisite course taken in MBA 1
- 3.0 - 9.0 credit-hours of recommended courses listed on page 36 of the Graduate Program Student Handbook.
- up to 6.0 credit-hours of additional courses (with the permission of the Program Director, students may take courses in the Faculty of Environmental Studies and Osgoode Hall Law School not listed on page 36 of the Graduate Program Student Handbook.)
PREREQUISITE COURSE
In addition, it is possible to take an independent study towards the concentration with the consent of the Director of the Erivan K. Haub Program in Business and Sustainability.
STUDY OPTIONS
- Concentration
- Post-MBA Diploma in Advanced Management
- Graduate Diploma in Business and the Environment
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