Driving business towards the Sustainable Development Goals

Driving business towards the Sustainable Development Goals

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Syllabus

  • Week 1: Introduction to the Sustainable Development Goals
  • Week 2: The Biosphere
  • Week 3: Society I
  • Week 4: Society II
  • Week 5: Economy
  • Week 6: Partnerships
  • Week 7: Systems thinking

Prerequisite

None.

Instructors

Eva Rood
Director, Positive Change Initiative
Rotterdam School of Management

Steve Kennedy
Associate Professor
Rotterdam School of Management

Rob van Tulder
Prof. dr.
Department of Business-Society Management, Rotterdam School of Management

Dirk Schoenmaker
Professor
Rotterdam School of Management

Mallory Flowers
Academic researcher
Rotterdam School of Management

Frank Wijen
Associate Professor
Rotterdam School of Management

Editor

Erasmus University: a top-100 ranked international research university based in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. Our academic teaching and research focuses on four areas: health, wealth, culture and governance. Erasmus University Rotterdam: make it happen.

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