NEOMA Business School offers an extensive 2-year Master of Science (MSc) in Sustainability Transformations. This program is meticulously designed to provide students with an in-depth understanding and advanced skills required to drive sustainable changes in organizations and communities.
Curriculum: The Master of Science in Sustainability Transformations curriculum at NEOMA Business School covers a broad spectrum of subjects including sustainable development strategies, environmental economics, corporate sustainability, sustainable business models, and ethical governance. The coursework integrates theoretical concepts with practical applications through case studies, projects, and simulations addressing real-world sustainability challenges.
Research Focus: The program emphasizes research-oriented projects to explore sustainability issues deeply. Students might engage in research assignments focusing on sustainable practices, environmental impact assessments, social responsibility frameworks, circular economy models, or evaluating the effectiveness of sustainability initiatives, fostering critical thinking and research skills in sustainability.
Industry Engagement: NEOMA Business School fosters strong connections with industry partners focused on sustainability. The MSc program facilitates industry engagement through internships, workshops led by sustainability experts, and collaborative projects with organizations promoting sustainable practices. These engagements offer students exposure to practical sustainability implementation and networking opportunities.
Global Perspective: The MSc in Sustainability Transformations program integrates a global perspective by addressing sustainability challenges from an international standpoint. It includes modules focusing on global sustainability policies, cross-cultural approaches to sustainable development, international sustainability standards, and the role of businesses in global sustainability. The program encourages international experiences through collaborations and discussions on diverse sustainability issues.