MBA students interested in social and environmental impact can access resources, take elective courses, and participate in activities in other areas of Columbia Business School and Columbia University. Below are links to centers and programs across the University that are relevant to major and selected areas within social enterprise and climate change:
For other areas and academic programs please refer to the Columbia University Website. Information about electives and dual degrees can be found on the Columbia MBA admissions website.
Here is more information about environmental stewardship at Columbia University.
Major Areas | Columbia University Links |
|---|---|
| Nonprofit & Public Sector Management | Tamer Institute Executive Education (formerly known as Institute for Not-for-Profit Management [INM]) School of Professional Studies: M.S. Nonprofit Management |
| Social Entrepreneurship | Eugene Lang Entrepreneurship Center, including the Entrepreneurial Greenhouse Program and other initiatives Columbia Entrepreneurship, a university-wide initiative Columbia Engineering | Entrepreneurship, with resources available for the Columbia Community |
| Climate Change, Sustainability, Corporate Responsibility | The Bernstein Center for Leadership and Ethics, and Individual, Business and Society Curriculum (IBSC) Columbia Climate School including The Earth Institute Center on Global Energy Policy Columbia Law School's Sabin Center for Climate Change Law Earth Institute Center for Environmental Sustainability (EICES) SIPA's Environmental science and policy (MPA), and Center for Energy, Marine Transport and Public Policy Columbia Law School's Human Rights Institute |
| International Development and Emerging Markets | Jerome A. Chazen Institute of International Business and the Chazen Web Journal The Initiative for Policy Dialogue (IPD) School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA) and see SIPA's concentrations |
Other Selected Areas / Industries
Major Areas | Columbia University Links |
|---|---|
| Community Development | The Paul Milstein Center for Real Estate |
| Healthcare | Mailman School of Public Health, and Research Centers HITLAB (Healthcare Innovation Lab) |
| Education | |
| Arts Management | Teachers College's Arts Administration Program |
| Public Interest Law | Law School's: Center for Public Interest Law, and the Entrepreneurship & Community Development Clinic |