Management and Corporate Sustainability MSc
Thoughts on Cranfield’s 2019-2020 UN PRME Report
Cranfield School of Management recently published their sixth United Nation’s Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME) report for 2019-2020. Throughout the report, the university embeds and applies the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals within their activities, research, and ...
The Cranfield Experience: Management and Corporate Sustainability MSc
As a professional, taking a break from work to go back into higher education abroad is a critical decision. While a Master’s degree is always useful, the resources and commitment required to do well academically ...
A students view on “Climate Change and the Energy Transition: Building a Better and Greener World”.
On May 18th, Cranfield School of Management was honoured to host Paul De Leeuw, Director of the Energy Transition Institute at Robert Gordon University for a Sustainability Speaker Series event. The online event was titled ...
Six lessons businesses need to learn in order to ‘build back better’ after the crisis
The threat of this pandemic has brought the fragility of our civilisations into stark relief. It will focus policymakers and businesses alike on the importance of protecting and strengthening the health of our communities and ...
Using wellbeing indices to achieve sustainable social economic development
My name is Haley Knox, graduating in the 2019-2020 class for the Corporate and Sustainability MSc Programme at Cranfield University. With my passion for finding solutions to combat social inequalities and environmental injustices in the ...
Partnerships in the face of a crisis: What we share over what divides us.
The COVID-19 crisis has demanded response from all sectors of society, from government, business, schools and community groups and us as individual citizens. It’s reminded us how fragile our society and our planet truly are, ...