The University of Miami Herbert Business School’s new 10-month Master of Science in Sustainable Business is your opportunity to be a force for good inside a company: making positive impacts on the environment and society in a way that increases the long-term value of the firm and is consistent with the firm’s strategy and vision.
Being on the forefront of this emerging field is fundamental to the future of business. In Miami Herbert Business School’s MS in Sustainable Business, our unique interdisciplinary team unites business, science, theory, and practice to provide forward-thinking expertise for those focused on where the world is headed. At the University of Miami, transform yourself into a sought-after professional who has the potential to transform how the world works.
"EY helps clients integrate sustainability and financial metrics, allowing firms to show investors and other stakeholders how they promote the social good. The industry is demanding graduates who understand how to account for sustainability and more generally understand sustainability from the business perspective. Graduates of UM’s Master in Sustainable Business will be ideally suited to meet this demand."
of S&P 500 Companies Publish Sustainability Reports
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ABOUT THIS PROGRAM
Who Should Apply
Who Should Apply?
Candidates with an undergraduate degree in business, science, or engineering who seek experiential and interdisciplinary training to lead sustainable business practices.
David Kelly is a tenured Professor of Economics at the Miami Herbert Business School. He holds a Ph.D. and M.S. in Economics from Carnegie Mellon University and a B.S. in Mathematical Economics from Wake Forest University. His research expertise is in climate change policy, design of environmental regulation, economic growth and the environment, adaption to climate change, and the economics of natural disasters.
David Kelly
Professor, Economics, and Faculty Director, MS in Sustainable Business
