Who Should Apply?

Who Should Apply for the Masters?

Natasha Walji from Google talks about the being a member of the MSt cohort.

The Masters of Studies in Sustainability Leadership is designed for senior and mid-career professionals and managers who want to enhance their ability to respond to sustainability challenges and are looking to increase their own personal development in the field. Whilst the programme welcomes applicants from the public sector and NGOs, these applicants should be aware that the content of the programme is predominantly focused toward business. Applicants from these sectors who want to understand how business is tackling sustainability challenges and therefore gain the knowledge to work with business will benefit from attending the programme.

Typical job titles of applicants include seniority descriptors, such as Director, Head, Vice President, Manager, Advisor, or Consultant; and/or functional descriptors, such as:

• Sustainability; Social; Environmental; Energy/ Carbon;

• Corporate (Social) Responsibility; Public Affairs;

• Strategy; Risk; Policy; Development;

• Human Resources; People;

• Projects; Operations; Sales; Distribution; Research.

Selection Process

The highest calibre candidates are selected via a rigorous process endorsed by an Academic Advisory Committee comprising representatives from the associated Departments, and then approved by the Judge Business School's Degree Committee, Institute of Continuing Education and the Board of Graduate Studies.

The Programme will admit 30–40 participants each year. Participants are drawn from all sectors.

Position and Organisation, Cohort 2011–2013