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This Master's program in Sustainable Accounting and Finance focuses on key areas where Accounting and Finance intersect with Climate Change: Accounting plays a crucial role in assessing and disclosing corporate financial performance and strategies, while Finance contributes by analyzing and valuing sustainability performance in financial markets. The program equips you to engage in impactful decision-making to address urgent Climate Change challenges.
The curriculum aligns with both the United Nations' 17 Sustainable Development Goals (2015) and the Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME) – an initiative dedicated to reshaping management education by cultivating leaders committed to sustainable development. Additionally, the IPCC's Climate Change 2023 Synthesis Report urges policymakers to implement substantial emission reductions for a sustainable future. Our program supports these critical objectives by helping you grasp how companies measure and report sustainability, as well as how financial markets assess its value.
Career prospects
The need for sustainability expertise, especially in Accounting and Finance, continues to expand, driven by growing concerns about Climate Change and corporate responses. Deloitte, a leading accounting firm, highlights how Sustainable Finance is transitioning into mainstream practice. Yet, its success depends on robust accounting and financial reporting frameworks.
Following the global financial crisis, entities like the United Nations have stressed sustainable decision-making and economic monitoring. Emerging challenges, including Climate Change, resource scarcity, and recent global health crises, further underscore the necessity for specialized training in Sustainable Accounting and Finance. Our program addresses these needs by developing your ability to shape corporate strategies that counteract Climate Change effects.