Description
Programme Pathway / Structure
The programme integrates core sustainability modules (27–30 credits) with an applied capstone project (6–9 credits), completed over two academic terms.
| Code | Course Title | Credits | Content Summary |
| SUS 701 | Sustainability & Corporate Strategy | 3 | Examines how sustainability integrates into corporate strategy and long-term competitive advantage. |
| SUS 702 | Circular Economy & Resource Efficiency | 3 | Focuses on resource optimisation, life-cycle assessment, and waste minimisation in production systems. |
| SUS 703 | ESG & Impact Reporting | 3 | Covers environmental, social, and governance reporting standards, including GRI, SASB, and UN SDGs. |
| SUS 704 | Environmental Policy & Governance | 3 | Explores global environmental policies, corporate ethics, and compliance in sustainable management. |
| SUS 705 | Green Innovation & Technology | 3 | Investigates emerging technologies, clean energy solutions, and innovation for sustainable value creation. |
| SUS 706 | Sustainable Finance & Investment | 3 | Teaches financial models for green investment, ESG portfolios, and impact assessment. |
| SUS 790 | Research Methods & Sustainability Analytics | 3 | Equips students with tools for sustainability data analysis, evaluation, and applied research design. |
| SUS 799 | Capstone Sustainability Project | 6–9 | Applied research project focusing on real-world sustainability challenges in corporate or community settings; includes written thesis and oral defense. |
Credit Distribution Summary
| Component | Credits |
| Core & Elective Modules | 24–27 |
| Research Methods | 3 |
| Capstone Project / Thesis | 6–9 |
| Total | 33–36 |
Delivery & Schedule
- Full-Time Mode: 9–12 months (2 academic terms)
- Format: Blended (on-campus + online hybrid learning)
- Learning Methods: Interactive workshops, case studies, ESG reporting simulations, and applied sustainability projects
| Term | Courses | Credits |
| Term 1 (Months 1–5) | SUS 701, SUS 702, SUS 703, SUS 704 | 12 |
| Term 2 (Months 6–12) | SUS 705, SUS 706, SUS 790, SUS 799 (Capstone Project) | 21–24 |
Entry Requirements
- Honours Bachelor’s degree (minimum GPA 3.0/4.0) in Business, Environmental Studies, Economics, or related field.
- Applicants with sustainability, CSR, or environmental policy experience are encouraged.
- English Proficiency: IELTS 6.5 (no band below 6.0), TOEFL iBT 90+, or an equivalent proficiency examination.
- Documents Required: Statement of Purpose, Academic Transcripts, Two References, and Updated CV.
Key Features / Advantages
- 9–12 month duration suitable for professionals in transition to sustainability-focused leadership.
- Combines sustainability theory with business strategy and innovation.
- Aligned with global frameworks such as UN SDGs, ISO 14001, GRI, and ESG standards.
- Focus on hands-on projects, applied sustainability research, and data-driven decision-making.
- Ideal for roles such as Sustainability Manager, ESG Analyst, Corporate Social Responsibility Director, or Sustainable Finance Consultant.




