As concerns over climate change, resource scarcity, pollution and inequality become an unavoidable part of the business landscape, organisations of all kinds are being held increasingly responsible for their role in both addressing and contributing to sustainability issues. While, until recently, sustainability was an optional part of an organisation’s market strategy, increased regulation has resulted in integrated sustainability practices becoming an essential component of a company’s license to operate in many markets.

That’s why the recently updated University of Cambridge Business Sustainability Management online short course has been created – to help organisations like yours secure their futures in a global market facing unprecedented shifts in sustainability needs.

Learn how to develop a practical action plan to drive change and deliver sustainable outcomes in your organisation or sphere of influence, guided by experts at the University of Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL), an impact-led institute that activates leadership globally to transform economies for people, nature and climate.1

By equipping yourself with the knowledge and tools to integrate sustainability into core business strategy, you’ll be prepared to meet the rising expectations of regulators, investors and consumers. Empower yourself to translate sustainability principles into practical, measurable outcomes – ensuring your organisation is not only resilient but positioned for long-term success in an increasingly complex world.

1CISL (Feb, 2025)

This course is geared towards experienced professionals from all areas of business who want to drive impactful change in their organisations. By strengthening their corporate sustainability efforts, and developing a more holistic view of and approach to market necessities, these professionals will be equipped to innovate, remain competitive and secure a sustainable future for their businesses.

The course is also ideal for entrepreneurs, operating in both the public and private sectors, who want to identify and rise to the task of the urgent and complex social, environmental, and financial challenges presented by growing sustainability needs.