UW Sustainable Management Program Outcomes

Fotolia_87218160_Subscription_XXL_resize2What are program outcomes?

Program outcomes are specific statements of the things graduating students should know and be able to do. UW Sustainable Management bachelor’s and master’s degree programs teach different skills and abilities, and offer different program outcomes.

As a graduate of the Bachelor of Science in Sustainable Management program, you will be able to:

  • Analyze sustainability issues from local and global perspectives.
  • Analyze and interpret social, scientific, and business-related information in the context of sustainability.
  • Make informed judgments that lead to sustainable outcomes.
  • Employ systems thinking approaches to evaluate sustainability issues.
  • Communicate sustainability to diverse audiences.
  • Integrate sustainability concepts into applied settings and projects.

As a graduate of the Master of Science in Sustainable Management program, you will be able to:

  • Solve complex problems with a systems thinking approach.
  • Communicate complex social, economic, and environmental issues and their interrelationships to diverse audiences.
  • Analyze and critically evaluate evidence to formulate and organize sustainable strategies.
  • Engage and lead sustainability initiatives at local, national, and global levels.

Find out where a bachelor’s or master’s degree in Sustainable Management could take you–visit our Careers Outlook page now. Then call 1-877-895-3276 or email learn@uwex.edu to speak with an enrollment adviser.