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The Presidio Master of Public Administration (MPA) in Sustainability and Social Justice is a transformative, interdisciplinary program designed to prepare you to lead with purpose and drive innovation in the public sector. Grounded in systems thinking, sustainability, and equity, the program’s forward-thinking curriculum helps you deepen your understanding of complex global challenges, including climate change and systemic inequality. Through experiential learning opportunities, you’ll gain practical experience while developing effective strategies to address these critical issues.
With a strong emphasis on responsible leadership and equity-driven policy development, you’ll acquire the skills to implement equitable policies and create sustainable solutions that benefit communities and shape a more just future.
The MPA in Sustainability and Social Justice program empowers students to address today’s most pressing challenges with innovative solutions. Guided by distinguished sustainability scholars and scholar-practitioners, you’ll engage in coursework and specialized electives that integrate theory and practice, preparing you to apply your knowledge in real-world contexts. Through job shadowing, internships, and industry-focused career coaching, the program prepares you to lead meaningful change in your community and beyond.
This first-term course helps students understand the context within which business and government operate and what is unsustainable about our practices, policies and mental models.
The principles and tools of accounting are fundamental to understanding the financial reporting that leaders, investors and stakeholders rely on to make decisions.
This course challenges students to discover, evaluate, and learn to use this information and data to promote social justice and sustainability.
This is the first of two courses exploring leadership capacities for complex change and transformation for self, teams, and organizations.
This course is a one-semester introduction to the fundamentals of managerial economics and macroeconomics.
Students develop the mindset of a marketer and learn the concepts and techniques that comprise a successful marketing strategy for a business, product, or idea.
Students learn how to navigate their way in the strategic, tactical, and operational decision-making environments of operations and supply chain management of service and manufacturing companies.
This course frames organizations as complex adaptive systems with purpose, structures, boundaries, and dynamics, whether for-profit, non-profit, and community-based.
Students will use financial statements and data to develop analysis, valuation and capital budgeting of investment projects and enterprises, and risk management of financial flows and investments.
This course is designed to help students define the strategic questions/issue, analyze the context, and develop strategies for any organization—including either overall organizational strategy or sustainability strategy—and become proactive and more holistic strategic thinkers.
The objective of the course is for the student to demonstrate an understanding and mastery of the mindset, practical skills, knowledge, and attributes needed for creating a convincing business case, whether in the creation of a new enterprise or a new initiative in an existing organization.
In this course, through experiences from practitioners and case studies, you will learn how to build and run a program that is an asset to the business – helping to elevate Social Impact programs to even higher standards.
This course explores the energy technologies and systems in a framework of enduring social and environmental sustainability on a global scale.
This one-unit course is for management consultants looking to expand their practice to include sustainability ESG consulting, sustainability and ESG professionals interested in becoming management consultants, and students new to and interested in management and sustainability consulting.
This two-unit course will inspire students to explore and understand the local and global food systems and the resource-intensive nature of the current model related to sustainability issues.
For companies to be able to report on their greenhouse gas (GHG) emission impacts, set GHG reduction targets, and reduce emissions over time, they must have GHG accounting practices in place that produce inventories that are accurate and verifiable.
Students will learn the fundamental components of creating an impactful and successful diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) organizational strategy during this two-unit course.
Sustainable solutions can be financed by traditional and innovative capital structures, whether by a business, civil society NGO, or government.
The emphasis in this course is on the entrepreneurial process to recognize opportunity, design, plan, and launch profitable and sustainable ventures.
We will explore what qualities and theories of leadership will help an individual steer an organization through the cultural shifts needed to promote and foster diversity and anti-racist mindset, philosophies, and practices within the workplace and out into the community.
This course covers greenhouse gas accounting and climate action planning with a focus on the local level—cities, counties, and institutions such as businesses and universities.
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