This MBA program in Sustainable Management provides a holistic picture to understand the role of corporations and of individuals within social-ecological systems. Therefore, the student will be taught at the macro (society), meso (business) and micro (individual) level to understand interdependence between the natural environment, organizations and the individual. The aim of this program is not only to increase your Know How in Sustainable Management but above all to experience it through real-life exercises and group interaction. Challenging methodologies will be used to link rational thinking with creativity to unlock innovation.

ACCREDITED:
The international university course is accredited by ACBSP.
Furthermore the Danube Business School is a member of the PRME initiative launched by the United Nations.

ACBSP, PRME
Target group
  • Leaders who have to deal with complex-real world problems
  • Managers of Multinationals and SMEs
  • Compliance officers, CSR Manager
  • Managers who want to integrate the sustainability agenda into their everyday business
Course option
Master of Business Administration
Admission requirements
Study or an equivalent qualification according to regulations
Learning format
Blended learning (dual/hybrid mode)
Duration
4 Semester, part time
ETCS-Points
90
Course fee
EUR 14.400,--
Start
continuously possible
Language
German
Regulation (Curriculum)
BLT 34/2020, No. 90 from 23 April 2020
Study location
Danube University Krems
Dr.-Karl-Dorrek-Straße 30
3500 Krems
Austria
Organizer
Danube Business School - Department for Management and Economics

Contact

Romana Bates

Mag. Romana Bates

Member of academic staff - Center for General Management

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This course program is only offered in german language.

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