Management for Climate Change MA

As human impact on our natural world intensifies there is a growing need for managers who can help balance the needs of society with those for a sustainable environment. With a strong focus on helping to reducing the impacts of climate change, this MA Management for Climate Change equips you with the skills and knowledge needed to make real changes for a more sustainable future.This programme is accredited by the Chartered Management Institute (CMI). Students on this programme will have access to full CMI Affiliate Membership during their entire programme, this gives exclusive access to resources, networks and support from the CMI. On successful completion of your Bangor University Masters, you will also be awarded a Level 7 Certificate in Strategic Management and Leadership. Once awarded your Level 7 Certificate, you can use the post nominals fCMgr after your name. This designation sets you apart as a highly qualified management and leadership professional.Environmental and corporate social responsibility has become a prominent factor driving consumer demand. There has never been a better time to choose a career path with the potential to make a global difference.Our innovative master’s programme is designed to develop essential skills for the delivery of sustainable economic activities related to the environment by integrating environmental and social sustainability within business practice. Studying this MA in Management for Climate Change will equip you with the practical skills needed to assess the impact of our actions and drive positive change for our society and the natural world.You will study a range of interesting and highly topical subjects with a focus on business practices such as climate change law and policy, climate change and environmental political justice, and business planning for a green economy. Using case studies across a range of sectors you will learn about changing strategies and alternative approaches used by businesses to address climate change-related problems.