Sustainable Business Co-Major
Firms are increasingly facing added pressures to employ more sustainable business practices. Thus, employers are placing added weight on recruiting employees that have perspective on integrating sustainability into corporate strategy. The Sustainable Business co-major takes an interdisciplinary approach, drawing on faculty and courses from several Kelley departments, as successful sustainable business strategy is implemented across all the functional areas of business. In this regard, the Sustainable Business co-major is designed for students who wish to complement a functional area of business with a strong background in sustainable business strategy and implementation. The Sustainable Business Co-Major can be paired with any other Kelley School of Business undergraduate major.
Required Classes (6 credits):
Elective Classes (9 total credit hours required; a maximum of one non-business course may be counted):
Business Elective Options (choose 6-9 credits):
- L302 Sustainability Law and Policy
- P316 Sustainable Operations
- M360 Sales for Social Impact
- G406 Business Enterprise and Public Policy
Non-Business Elective Options (choose 0-3 credits):
- GEOG_G315 Environmental Conservation
- GEOG_G448 Capitalism and Nature
- SOAD_D203 Green Building Concepts and Technologies
- SOAD_M 416 Sustainability in Product: Fashion Design, Merchandising, and Retailing
- SPEA_E363 Environmental Management
- SPEA_V450 Contemporary Issues in Public Affairs—Approved Topic Only: Environmental Law, Justice and Politics
- SPH_O360 Human Health and Natural Environments
