4 courses with the subject SBS, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
SBS 401Foundations of Sustainable Business3
SBS 501 Foundations of Sustainable Business This course surveys the emerging sustainable business sector in a global context. Students will examine the broader ecological, social, economic, technological, regulatory and institutional forces driving the sustainability agenda and various frameworks for designing a sustainable business that aligns commerce with long term value creation for society and our planet. Students will also conduct in-depth empirical research on a sustainability topic impacting business. Credit(s): 3
This course examines business sustainability issues from an intergenerational perspective and through the lens of different stakeholders. These include Nature, governments, business and trade groups, consultants, investors and analysts, media organizations, community groups, activist and civil society organizations operating at multiple levels (local, regional, national, international, global). Students will learn the principles and practices of stakeholder engagement, a core element of the business sustainability toolkit. Credit(s): 3
SBS 503: Sustainability Strategy & Governance This course focuses on sustainability issues at the firm level, encompassing business philosophy and entity formation; corporate strategy, structure and governance; intellectual property and innovation pathways; product and service certification programs; Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) policies (including Diversity, Equity & Inclusion); sustainable supply chain management; finance and risk management; carbon offsetting & insetting; sales, marketing and public relations; and sustainability measurement and reporting. Credit(s): 3
SBS 504 Sustainable Business Practicum The Sustainable Business Practicum is an opportunity for students to acquire real-world experience by applying sustainability principles in practice. This will take the form of an internship with a for-profit organization, non-profit organization, government agency or consulting firm. Students will acquire the practical skills and knowledge to rethink, innovate and positively shape or reshape businesses and organizations and help create a sustainable future. Credit(s): 3
