Different perspectives from business school courses are highlighted in the "Carbon Management" course, where the real essence of sustainability is examined from an environmental perspective. At the end of the course, students are required to write a simulated carbon audit report. Professor Ye Xin-Cheng from the Master’s in Sustainability program invited a PwC vice president to provide hands-on training in using auditing tools. This experience allowed us to run our own carbon audit and start grasping the essentials of carbon accounting. This invaluable learning experience proved to be highly beneficial during internship interviews, as the interviewer emphasized the uniqueness of such practical training and the acquired knowledge. Additionally, the knowledge gained in the course enabled me to pass the Sustainable Management Professional certification without having to take extra classes, adding significant value. (Read More)

What motivated you to enroll in the ESG Sustainable Management Credit Program?
During the Strategy Management project in my first year of the master’s program, I was responsible for promoting a circular economy product. This project provided me with an initial understanding of the sustainability field, which aligned perfectly with the emerging trend. I decided to apply for the program to gain a comprehensive perspective on the green sector.
The program offers various courses that can be selected based on individual needs. You can seek course recommendations from seniors who have completed the program to find the most suitable combinations. (Highly recommend Professor Ye from the Master’s in Sustainability program; his courses are highly informative, and the final project can even serve as a portfolio!) Additionally, the program provides a valuable opportunity to work with students from other departments, enhancing cross-disciplinary communication and learning.
Examining the Authenticity of Sustainability Through an Environmental Lens
Different perspectives from business school courses are highlighted in the "Carbon Management" course, where the real essence of sustainability is examined from an environmental perspective. At the end of the course, students are required to write a simulated carbon audit report. Professor Ye Xin-Cheng invited a PwC vice president to provide hands-on training in using auditing tools. This experience allowed us to run our own carbon audit and start grasping the essentials of carbon accounting. This invaluable learning experience proved to be highly beneficial during internship interviews, as the interviewer emphasized the uniqueness of such practical training and the acquired knowledge. Additionally, the knowledge gained in the course enabled me to pass the Sustainable Management Professional certification without having to take extra classes, adding significant value!
Diverse Sustainability Activities: Learning from Stakeholders
In the "Corporate Sustainability Development and Core Concepts" course, we actively participated in various sustainability-related events, such as the PwC Sustainability Impact Award Ceremony and the COP29 Forum. These experiences allowed us to listen to stakeholders share their sustainability initiatives, gaining valuable insights.