University of North Carolina, Greensboro
AC-2: Learning Outcomes

In addition to the program-level learning outcomes of the departments, the Bryan School of Business and Economics adopted "sustainability" as one of the core elements of its mission, with an attendant requirement that all students in all its departments take a course that significantly emphasizes sustainability. While each program within the Bryan school has separate learning goals, the business programs share the following common learning goals, which includes the following sustainability learning goal: Students will evaluate business decisions in the context of sustainability goals, balancing environmental, social, and economic needs, conditions, and potential decision impacts. See details on all Bryan School learning outcomes at: https://catalog.uncg.edu/business-economics/#text

Geography (BA) Department programs present an integrative perspective on the relationships among social, political, economic, and physical phenomena occurring across the Earth. Non-geography majors are presented the geographic knowledge needed to understand the nature of the human and environmental patterns found in the world around them. Through scholarship, teaching, and service, the Department of Geography seeks to bring about sustainable human interaction with the natural environment at community, national, and global scales. Liberal Studies (BA) Environmental Studies Environmental Studies is an interdisciplinary major that integrates study of the environment from the perspectives of the natural sciences, social sciences, and arts and humanities. Sustainable Tourism & Hospitality (BA) The Sustainable Tourism and Hospitality program is committed to preparing our students to take on leadership positions in the global tourism and hospitality sector. We strive to impart 21st century skills to students so they can become global citizens, solve complex problems by using sustainable development tools and a triple-bottom line approach, think innovatively and entrepreneurially, and communicate effectively. Our students engage in sustainability-focused tourism and hospitality courses, work experience, and community projects and increase their global awareness through language study, and international experiences.

The data on undergraduate degrees awarded are from the 2016-17 UNCG Factbook (latest complete data set): https://ire.uncg.edu/factbook/degree/ (Graduate degrees are not included.) Learning outcomes for various programs can be found here: http://assessment.uncg.edu/slo/slo.html