The Sustainable Business Development Master's program is usually divided into compulsory modules and compulsory elective modules. Research methodology and student research projects are also frequently included in the course content.

A key aspect of sustainable business development training is the question of how companies can make a significant contribution to sustainable development. This also raises the question of how companies can use sustainability as an opportunity for themselves and how new business models can be created that have a positive impact on the future in economic, ecological and social terms. How can a sustainable transformation take place in such a way that everyone can be motivated and involved in it?

Sustainable Development Master's programs are usually offered both full-time and part-time.

It is therefore possible to work part-time - although a reduced workload makes sense here, as there should still be enough time for preparation, follow-up work, studying and exam preparation.

The duration of sustainable development training or continuing education, further training varies from school to school.

However, a Master's degree in Sustainable Business Development usually takes 3 to 4 semesters - depending on whether it is studied full-time or part-time. The best way to find out more is to contact the schools directly.

Admission requirements vary depending on the provider. A Master's degree in Sustainable Business Development at a University of Applied Sciences generally requires a Bachelor's degree in a business subject as well as a good command of German (C1) and a solid command of English.

Persons with a university degree in another subject area must make up any missing prior knowledge before they are admitted to the course. Further information can be obtained directly from the University of Applied Sciences.