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About the Course

We are surrounded by so much discussion of sustainability that it can sometimes become overwhelming. Important questions include: What role can business have in ensuring the sustainability of the planet? How should business work with society to preserve the environment? These questions will be answered in this course as we explore the meaning of sustainability and its impact on modern organisations as they move to circular ideas to reduce waste, increase recycling and become fit for our modern society. In the course you will not only learn about the role of business in sustainability, but also your own personal contribution. In addition to environmental issues we will also reflect on how employees are pressuring firms to see themselves as a positive part of the wider society. The specific topics we will cover include: Paris Climate Accord, Carbon Footprint, the circular economy, reverse logistics, recycling strategies, right to repair, Corporate Social Responsibility, Bottom of the Pyramid and developing economies, and fair trade business models. By the end of the course, your understanding of sustainability and business's relationship with society will have increased considerably. You will develop new skills in research and analysis and will have lots of new ideas to take away with you and apply in your own organisation and your own working life....

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CS

Sep 2, 2025

Thanks to this course, I have additional knowledge regarding Business sustainability and why it is important as a business owner to get involved in preserving nature for the next generation.

MP

Sep 1, 2022

V​ery engaging and interesting. I audited teh course so did not submit the peer assignment but found all the readings and videos very thought provoking.

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By Anna G

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Dec 19, 2024

Many tasks labeled as 'Participation is optional' were mandatory to complete to finish the course and achieve 100%. This comment feels unnecessary when the tasks are required anyway. Furthermore, although the agenda appears promising, the content is lacking.

By Ridvan A

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Jul 15, 2025

it shows that I am 93% completed the course, but in reality I finished the course. The reason for this is, I believe it wants me to purchase the course, where at the beginning it said that it was a free course.