Overall Rating | Gold |
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Overall Score | 72.00 |
Liaison | Jessica Krejcik |
Submission Date | Dec. 22, 2021 |
Concordia University
EN-12: Continuing Education
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Part 1 . Continuing education courses in sustainability
229
Number of continuing education courses that are sustainability course offerings:
5
Percentage of continuing education courses that are sustainability course offerings:
2.18
Course Inventory
Institution’s inventory of its continuing education sustainability course offerings and descriptions:
JMEC 583 Sustainable Investment Certification
Positive impact. Positive returns. The world of investing is seeing a seismic, generational shift. A new breed of investor has emerged one who's looking to generate returns that go beyond financial gain. Sustainable investing, impact investing - however you define it is investing that takes environmental and social considerations into account, as well as financial goals. It's a rapidly evolving area of expertise, requiring finance and corporate professionals to have a new set of investment and risk management skills. That's where the SIPC comes in. As the field of sustainable investing quickly evolves, the SIPC has been updated to not only keep pace but to place our certified professionals well ahead of the game. The John Molson School of Business in cooperation with the Finance and Sustainability Initiative (FSI) Montreal created the SIPC program. Here's what you need to know: It's online, self-paced*, and self-study. Instructors mark assignments, and provide guidance. You will learn to make informed choices regarding investment opportunities based on key ESG factors, and become knowledgeable about sustainability initiatives in the business world. Graduates are awarded the Sustainable Investment Professional Certificate and join the SIPC network of certified alumni. The Sustainable Investment Professional Certificate and join the SIPC network of alumni. Program structure: The Sustainable Investment Professional Certification (SIPC) is made up of three online courses. Each consists of readings, training sessions and quizzes or case-study assignments. They're designed to provide you with context and help you understand concepts of environmental, social, financial and ethical sustainability in real-world settings.
JMEC 581 Intro to Sustainable Investing
Positive impact. Positive returns. The world of investing is seeing a seismic, generational shift. A new breed of investor has emerged one who's looking to generate returns that go beyond financial gain. Sustainable investing, impact investing - however you define it is investing that takes environmental and social considerations into account, as well as financial goals. It's a rapidly evolving area of expertise, requiring finance and corporate professionals to have a new set of investment and risk management skills. That's where the SIPC comes in. As the field of sustainable investing quickly evolves, the SIPC has been updated to not only keep pace but to place our certified professionals well ahead of the game. The John Molson School of Business in cooperation with the Finance and Sustainability Initiative (FSI) Montreal created the SIPC program. Here's what you need to know: It's online, self-paced*, and self-study. Instructors mark assignments, and provide guidance. You will learn to make informed choices regarding investment opportunities based on key ESG factors, and become knowledgeable about sustainability initiatives in the business world. Graduates are awarded the Sustainable Investment Professional Certificate and join the SIPC network of certified alumni. The Sustainable Investment Professional Certificate and join the SIPC network of alumni.
JMEC 582 ESG Concepts
The Sustainable Investment Professional Certification (SIPC) is made up of three online courses. Each consists of readings, training sessions and quizzes or case-study assignments. They're designed to provide you with context and help you understand concepts of environmental, social, financial and ethical sustainability in real-world settings. Courses include JMEC 581 INTRO TO SUSTAINABLE INVESTING and JMEC 582 ESG CONCEPTS.
CELD 1100 Refining Management Reflexes
What's the difference between leadership and management? Not quite sure? Don't worry, when you've finished this course, you'll have a great grasp of both. Here, you'll learn the art of influencing your team members as well as directing them through effective planning, organization and control. You'll learn best practices for creating a high performing team built on diversity and inclusivity. You'll gain experience delegating effectively, managing small projects and assessing personal and organizational time-management practices. With this course and a little hard work on your part, the skills you need to become a better leader and manager will soon become second nature.
This course is a great way to help you:
Learn to manage teams built on diversity and inclusivity to create better synergy;
Practise managing small projects effectively;
Delegate tasks and responsibilities effectively using an approach which encourages collaboration;
Foster a collaborative workplace;
Work towards creating team synergy in diverse work environments and teams;
Manage time and priorities efficiently.
Students will engage in practical and critical thinking courses allowing them to reflect and project themselves in their current or future work environment. Teachers will use many pedagogical techniques such as case studies, group discussions, team presentations, introspection questionnaires to apply learning to real-world experiences.
CEBU 1160 Cross-Cultural Management
Montreal is truly a cosmopolitan city, with highly diverse cultures coming together in the workplace and people from here travelling abroad to work. It's a vital source of enrichment, but it's also one that has its challenges. You might already be familiar with them. If that's the case, this is the perfect course. In it, you'll learn about the cultural dimensions involved in managing a diverse work setting, integrating into a foreign work setting, communicating with foreign business associates effectively and with sensitivity, and successfully navigating culture shock and the related stress when you return home. In short, you'll learn about respect, and that's a vital asset in any organization.
This course is a great way to help you:
Train, motivate and lead in a diverse workplace setting;
Prepare for work in a company with opportunities to conduct business abroad;
Employ appropriate and effective communication styles, given specific cultural contexts;
Negotiate effectively in a cross-cultural teams or settings;
Heighten awareness of cultural differences in working abroad;
Anticipate and control for culture shock in the workplace.
As in the workplace, teamwork is key here. Sure, there will be engaging assignments and activities, but you'll also form ad-hoc teams to discuss real-world subjects presented by business experts. Besides, this course is blended, so you can take your learning to a new height with 10-hours of online content and interaction. You'll formulate strategies to solve problems or seize opportunities. Above all, you'll have ample chance to contribute personally to the process. Participation is paramount.
Positive impact. Positive returns. The world of investing is seeing a seismic, generational shift. A new breed of investor has emerged one who's looking to generate returns that go beyond financial gain. Sustainable investing, impact investing - however you define it is investing that takes environmental and social considerations into account, as well as financial goals. It's a rapidly evolving area of expertise, requiring finance and corporate professionals to have a new set of investment and risk management skills. That's where the SIPC comes in. As the field of sustainable investing quickly evolves, the SIPC has been updated to not only keep pace but to place our certified professionals well ahead of the game. The John Molson School of Business in cooperation with the Finance and Sustainability Initiative (FSI) Montreal created the SIPC program. Here's what you need to know: It's online, self-paced*, and self-study. Instructors mark assignments, and provide guidance. You will learn to make informed choices regarding investment opportunities based on key ESG factors, and become knowledgeable about sustainability initiatives in the business world. Graduates are awarded the Sustainable Investment Professional Certificate and join the SIPC network of certified alumni. The Sustainable Investment Professional Certificate and join the SIPC network of alumni. Program structure: The Sustainable Investment Professional Certification (SIPC) is made up of three online courses. Each consists of readings, training sessions and quizzes or case-study assignments. They're designed to provide you with context and help you understand concepts of environmental, social, financial and ethical sustainability in real-world settings.
JMEC 581 Intro to Sustainable Investing
Positive impact. Positive returns. The world of investing is seeing a seismic, generational shift. A new breed of investor has emerged one who's looking to generate returns that go beyond financial gain. Sustainable investing, impact investing - however you define it is investing that takes environmental and social considerations into account, as well as financial goals. It's a rapidly evolving area of expertise, requiring finance and corporate professionals to have a new set of investment and risk management skills. That's where the SIPC comes in. As the field of sustainable investing quickly evolves, the SIPC has been updated to not only keep pace but to place our certified professionals well ahead of the game. The John Molson School of Business in cooperation with the Finance and Sustainability Initiative (FSI) Montreal created the SIPC program. Here's what you need to know: It's online, self-paced*, and self-study. Instructors mark assignments, and provide guidance. You will learn to make informed choices regarding investment opportunities based on key ESG factors, and become knowledgeable about sustainability initiatives in the business world. Graduates are awarded the Sustainable Investment Professional Certificate and join the SIPC network of certified alumni. The Sustainable Investment Professional Certificate and join the SIPC network of alumni.
JMEC 582 ESG Concepts
The Sustainable Investment Professional Certification (SIPC) is made up of three online courses. Each consists of readings, training sessions and quizzes or case-study assignments. They're designed to provide you with context and help you understand concepts of environmental, social, financial and ethical sustainability in real-world settings. Courses include JMEC 581 INTRO TO SUSTAINABLE INVESTING and JMEC 582 ESG CONCEPTS.
CELD 1100 Refining Management Reflexes
What's the difference between leadership and management? Not quite sure? Don't worry, when you've finished this course, you'll have a great grasp of both. Here, you'll learn the art of influencing your team members as well as directing them through effective planning, organization and control. You'll learn best practices for creating a high performing team built on diversity and inclusivity. You'll gain experience delegating effectively, managing small projects and assessing personal and organizational time-management practices. With this course and a little hard work on your part, the skills you need to become a better leader and manager will soon become second nature.
This course is a great way to help you:
Learn to manage teams built on diversity and inclusivity to create better synergy;
Practise managing small projects effectively;
Delegate tasks and responsibilities effectively using an approach which encourages collaboration;
Foster a collaborative workplace;
Work towards creating team synergy in diverse work environments and teams;
Manage time and priorities efficiently.
Students will engage in practical and critical thinking courses allowing them to reflect and project themselves in their current or future work environment. Teachers will use many pedagogical techniques such as case studies, group discussions, team presentations, introspection questionnaires to apply learning to real-world experiences.
CEBU 1160 Cross-Cultural Management
Montreal is truly a cosmopolitan city, with highly diverse cultures coming together in the workplace and people from here travelling abroad to work. It's a vital source of enrichment, but it's also one that has its challenges. You might already be familiar with them. If that's the case, this is the perfect course. In it, you'll learn about the cultural dimensions involved in managing a diverse work setting, integrating into a foreign work setting, communicating with foreign business associates effectively and with sensitivity, and successfully navigating culture shock and the related stress when you return home. In short, you'll learn about respect, and that's a vital asset in any organization.
This course is a great way to help you:
Train, motivate and lead in a diverse workplace setting;
Prepare for work in a company with opportunities to conduct business abroad;
Employ appropriate and effective communication styles, given specific cultural contexts;
Negotiate effectively in a cross-cultural teams or settings;
Heighten awareness of cultural differences in working abroad;
Anticipate and control for culture shock in the workplace.
As in the workplace, teamwork is key here. Sure, there will be engaging assignments and activities, but you'll also form ad-hoc teams to discuss real-world subjects presented by business experts. Besides, this course is blended, so you can take your learning to a new height with 10-hours of online content and interaction. You'll formulate strategies to solve problems or seize opportunities. Above all, you'll have ample chance to contribute personally to the process. Participation is paramount.
Do the figures reported above cover one, two, or three academic years?:
Three
Part 2. Sustainability-focused certificate program
Yes
A brief description of the certificate program(s):
Sustainable Investment Professional Certification (SIPC) Program
The SIPC program is offered through the John Molson School of Business (JMSB) and it is designed specifically to provide professionals in the finance, investment and corporate world with a practical set of skills and knowledge related to sustainability.
The SIPC prepares professionals to take full advantage of sustainable investing opportunities.
Objectives of the program:
- Learn to make informed choices regarding investment opportunities that take into account environmental, social, ethical, and governance considerations as well as financial goals.
- Become knowledgeable regarding sustainability initiatives in the business world.
- Learn what advantages encompass this continuously evolving concept.
The SIPC program is offered through the John Molson School of Business (JMSB) and it is designed specifically to provide professionals in the finance, investment and corporate world with a practical set of skills and knowledge related to sustainability.
The SIPC prepares professionals to take full advantage of sustainable investing opportunities.
Objectives of the program:
- Learn to make informed choices regarding investment opportunities that take into account environmental, social, ethical, and governance considerations as well as financial goals.
- Become knowledgeable regarding sustainability initiatives in the business world.
- Learn what advantages encompass this continuously evolving concept.
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