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Overview

NOTE:This course was previously identified as MNGT6583. The challenges and opportunities of sustainability require global solutions, as evidenced by the global integrative nature of the UN Sustainable Development Goals. It is essential for business leaders to understand how these challenges and opportunities differ in other regions of the world. This … For more content click the Read More button below.

NOTE:This course was previously identified as MNGT6583.

The challenges and opportunities of sustainability require global solutions, as evidenced by the global integrative nature of the UN Sustainable Development Goals. It is essential for business leaders to understand how these challenges and opportunities differ in other regions of the world.

This international experience showcases innovative approaches to solving some of the world's most challenging sustainability problems in countries and organisations that are leading the world in sustainability.

Conditions for Enrolment

By invitation only

Equivalent Courses

Delivery

In-person - Intensive - STUDY TOUR

Delivery ModeIn-person

Delivery FormatIntensive

Indicative Contact Hours40

NotesThis course includes international travel and runs in an intensive format. Commitment for the full duration of the course is required. Students will be required to read materials prior to the tour and engage in any other preparatory activities. They must attend and engage fully in all sessions during the study tour. As ambassadors of AGSM and UNSW, all students are required to conduct themselves in a professional, collaborative and supportive manner. Workload expectation is 150 hours.

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School
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Study Level
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Postgraduate

Offering Terms
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Term 2

Campus

Sydney

Academic Calendar

Field of Education

080301 Business Management

Timetable

Course Outline
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International Business Experience

AGSM9583