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Finance and Banking

Strategy and Policy

Marketing, with a particular strength on marketing in Asia

Management & Organisation

Analytics and Operations, particularly logistics management and business analytics

Accounting, with particular strength in developing cutting-edge market-relevant research to meet the industry’s needs

Corporate Governance

Asset Management Research & Investments

Social Entrepreneurship and Philanthropy

Behavioural Economics

Courses in Sustainability

Yes

Sustainability course is

Recommended

Description

https://bschool.nus.edu.sg/strategy-policy/modules/mba BMA5123 - Managing for Environment Business Sustainability For the sake of market reputations, public relations, regulatory management, access to capital, and long term resilience, firms must recognize the many ways in which they affect the environment and natural resources over the long term, and the ways that the environment and natural resources, in turn, affect the firms’ long term sustainability. This course will take you through a series of topics to help you examine how firms, and the markets on which they depend, are affected by commodity prices, government environmental and resource policies, and consumer attitudes to the environment. You will review a number of analytical issues related to sustainability mapping, life cycle analysis, carbon finance, risk management, political risk analysis, renewable energy investment, ISO compliance, and sustainability metrics to provide practical skills and insights. The course will then turn to strategic issues of managing sustainability including corporate governance and organization, investor and employee relations, public engagement and sustainability reporting, product design, and supply chain management. Throughout the course the emphasis will be on the use of data to help firms understand not only their own operations, but the larger environment (physical, political, and market) in which they work. The course will compare various views of sustainability from global, national, municipal, business and consumer levels, and from profit, risk management, and ethical perspectives.

Research Opportunities in Sustainability

Yes

Description

https://bschool.nus.edu.sg/cgio The Centre for Governance, Institutions and Organisations (CGIO) was established by the National University of Singapore (NUS) Business School in 2010. It aims to spearhead relevant and high-impact research on governance and sustainability issues that are pertinent to Asia. This includes corporate governance and corporate sustainability, governance of family firms, government-linked companies, business groups, and institutions. CGIO also organises events such as public lectures, industry roundtables, and academic conferences on topics related to governance and sustainability.