Top 26 MBA Courses in Sustainability / Corporate Responsibility - Europe
Sustainability / Corporate Responsibility - Europe
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Duration: 1 days.
This one-day course provides an overview of the foundational principles of sustain
Duration: 1 days.
This one-day course provides an overview of the foundational principles of sustainability and finance, and challenges conventional wisdom. Through engaging discussions and case studies, you will explore the policy and normative frameworks that guide responsible finance and grasp the crucial role that finance professionals play in building a more resilient and future-proof financial system.
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Duration: 2 days.
Format: In Person.
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Duration: 6 months (2 days in person + online sessions).
Format: In Person and Online.
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Duration: 7 days.
Location: Campus Rheingau.
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Duration: 2 days.
In this course participants learn about the key concepts and definition of “FinTec
Duration: 2 days.
In this course participants learn about the key concepts and definition of “FinTech”, “Blockchain”, “Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning” and “Sustainability”. Participants gain an understanding of how different technical tools can be applied to solve sustainability questions.
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Duration: 3 Days.
Location: Milano.
The program equips participants with technical skills grounded i
Duration: 3 Days.
Location: Milano.
The program equips participants with technical skills grounded in solid scientific research, enriched by the analysis of real-life cases and practical applications.
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