The Master of Science in Sustainability Management, developed by Schiller International University in partnership with UNITAR, is a 12-month postgraduate program designed for individuals committed to integrating sustainability into business and policy contexts, driving positive change globally. This program equips students with the knowledge and tools in sustainable finance, ESG frameworks, circular economy strategies, and global development. They will learn how to position themselves for career growth in the emerging field of ecology, economics, corporate sustainability, and governance. They will learn to lead sustainability initiatives within organisations, collaborate across sectors, build alliances, and deliver measurable environmental and social impact. Additionally, the program helps students build an international network of peers, mentors, and sustainability professionals.

Learning objectives:

• Critically evaluate how business activity affects society, the environment, and economies, locally and globally.
• Strategically integrate sustainability into the core organisational strategy by applying professional practices, business acumen, and change-management skills.
• Lead and facilitate cross-sector networks, partnerships, and alliances to co-create and scale sustainability initiatives.
• Build and implement solutions to global challenges, considering the triple bottom line: people, profit, and the planet.
• Communicate and report sustainability performance effectively by developing clear, credible narratives and data-driven reports.
• Demonstrate leadership in sustainability-driven innovation, anticipating future trends, navigating regulatory change, and driving resilient, responsible business models.

Detailed information:

• Location: Madrid, Paris, Heidelberg, Tampa.
• Delivery Formats: On-campus.
• Language: English.
• Duration: 12 months (10 courses).
• Tuition Fees:
  • For European campuses: € 16,500.
  • For the Tampa campus: $19,410.
• Optional Activities: Fellowship Program and Graduation Ceremony in the United Nations Headquarters in Geneva.
• Contact Information: info@schiller.edu