McGill University

Overview

The Managing for Sustainability program at McGill University is a bachelor-level course designed to integrate management principles with environmental science and sustainable practices. This program equips students with the skills to develop and assess strategies that foster ecologically sustainable and socially responsible development.

What you'll study

Core coursework typically includes:

• Macroeconomics Policy
• Analyzing Sustainability
• Strategies for Sustainability
• Tech & Innovation for Sustainability
• Strategic Management

Learning approach: The curriculum transitions from foundational sustainability concepts and analytical tools to advanced strategy, innovation, and management practices. Depending on individual degree requirements, students may also choose additional electives or related courses to enhance their understanding of sustainability, policy, or business.

Capstone/Thesis: Students should confirm the specific requirements for their degree plan, as the capstone or thesis requirements may vary across different faculties.

Entry requirements

Admission to McGill’s undergraduate programs varies based on the applicant's profile and the degree pathway. For this program, there are no specific GRE or GMAT requirements. Applicants are evaluated based on their academic achievements and the strength of their secondary school records, including predicted or final results when applicable.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Managing for Sustainability program will be well-positioned for careers in various sectors focusing on sustainability and environmental management. Potential career paths include roles in sustainability consulting, policy development, corporate social responsibility, and environmental analytics, among others. The program provides the foundational knowledge and practical skills necessary to lead initiatives that promote sustainable practices in diverse organizational settings.