Greening MBAs

How environmentally conscious are the nation’s top 50 business schools?
Almost nine in 10 have one elective course in environmental management –
but only 16 percent have integrated the topic into core requirements. Only
21 percent offer a degree in environmental management (as a dual degree
with natural resources or forestry).

Those are the findings of a study by the Management Institute for
Environment and Business (MEB), a program of the World Resources Institute.
The study ranked eight schools as offering the best environmental focus:

• George Washington University
  
• New York University (Stern)
  
• Northwestern University (Kellogg)
  
• University of Michigan
  
• University of North Carolina/Chapel Hill (Kenan-Flagler)
  
• University of Tennessee/Knoxville
  
• University of Virginia (Darden)
  
• University of Washington
  

To order the report, Grey Pinstripes With Green Ties:

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To see the survey results:

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FROM Business Ethics