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Education is at the core of what we do as Alberta’s business school. We are privileged to have some of business’ brightest minds and most determined talent walking through our halls and sitting in our classrooms. The Canadian Centre for Corporate Social Responsibility (CCCSR) is pleased to announce a new and growing set of business courses available that will both challenge the status quo and inspire our students to explore alternative ways to not only address organizational problems, but achieve exponential success.
Undergraduate Students
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 Community Service Learning (CSL) is an initiative started through the Faculty of Arts that we are proud to be a part of as the Alberta School of Business. As a certificate-based program, CSL combines academic coursework with practical community involvement and provides you with the opportunity to be part of some unique not-for-profit initiatives outside of the classroom. Click here for a full list of CSL courses.
Interested in learning more about social responsibility, but not quite ready to commit to a full certificate program? Here is a list of current, undergraduate business courses related to social responsibility.
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MBA Students
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 We’re proud to be launching a brand-new Stream in Sustainability this fall as part of the Alberta School of Business MBA program. From social entrepreneurship to environmental management to the management of arts organizations, we’re excited about the diverse course offerings we have for you to choose from. Plus, we’re currently working to put together a formal specialization in sustainability; more information to follow soon. |
Phd & Post-graduate Students
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If you are interested in learning more about pursuing a PhD or post-graduate degree in this area, please contact Dr. Roy Suddaby at roy.suddaby@ualberta.ca.
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Executive Education
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 The Alberta School of Business’ Executive Education programs deliver globally-respected education for professionals that integrate both leading-edge research and practical management training. Executive Education programs are designed to coincide with the demands placed on busy professionals. Top experts offer educational experiences designed to help you stay current in a rapidly evolving, increasingly complex environment.
Executive Education is looking forward to launching its new Corporate Social Responsibility Program in the spring of 2012. To learn more about participating in the program please contact Executive Education at 780-492-5832 or visit their website.
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Interested in CSR-related opportunities outside of the classroom?
“Many business executives are beginning to embrace socially responsible behaviour and "doing the right thing" as a competitive strategy. However, there are others who are cynical of this new found attitude; that the motivation is not about "doing the right thing", but to increase profits. After analyzing various case studies, Roy Suddaby challenges students to ask: does the motivation matter if the end result is better than where we started?”
Marc Bisson
Part-time, FastTrack, MBA Student