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Örebro University
Business Administration, Sustainability Reporting, Control and Communication, Second Cycle
Get ready to explore one of the most pressing and influential areas of modern business! This course takes you inside the fast-evolving world of sustainability reporting—where companies measure, manage, and communicate their environmental and social impacts. Across five intensive weeks, you’ll discover how reporting…
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- 5 October 2026
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Overview
Get ready to explore one of the most pressing and influential areas of modern business! This course takes you inside the fast-evolving world of sustainability reporting—where companies measure, manage, and communicate their environmental and social impacts. Across five intensive weeks, you’ll discover how reporting practices not only reflect business strategies but also shape policy, public trust, and societal change. You’ll build a solid foundation by studying key theories, models, and international standards, while also engaging critically with real-world cases. From the historical roots of sustainability reporting to today’s global frameworks like CSRD and GRI, you’ll gain the analytical tools needed to understand how sustainability is embedded into business strategy and communicated to diverse stakeholders. The course blends interactive lectures, video content, and hands-on seminars. In seminars, you’ll act as experts, debating communication strategies, analysing company reports and presenting findings. These sessions sharpen both your analytical and presentation skills while encouraging collaboration and critical reflection. Whether you’re aiming for a career in business, policy, or research, this course will equip you with the insights and skills to navigate the complex landscape of sustainability reporting—and to contribute to shaping a more transparent, responsible, and sustainable future.
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First-cycle courses of 75 credits in Business Administration. The applicant must also have qualifications corresponding to the course English 6/English level 2 from the Swedish Upper Secondary School.
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- 2026-03-12T14:43:39
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