Are you interested in leadership, social development and sustainability? Then Karlstad Business School’s new master’s programme, Management: Sustainable Value Creation, might be the perfect choice for you! The programme is tailored to a rapidly changing world that require leaders who can keep up.
– The programme’s connection to the internationally recognised Service Research Center (CTF) makes it unique in Sweden, says Sara Davoudi.
– This programme is about creating real value in a rapidly changing world, says Sara Davoudi, programme director and senior lecturer in Business Administration at Karlstad Business School. It is designed for those who aspire to take on a leadership role and make a difference – not just within a company, but in society as a whole. As a student, you are provided with tools to be able to make a real impact, both for future generations and for the sake of sustainability.
Business and social development meet
The programme is perfect for students who want to work in contexts where business and social development meet. It is suitable for roles that require strategic thinking, as well as expertise in sustainability and leadership.
– The programme prepares students to tackle challenges related to global business development, societal changes and the transition to sustainable business models, says Sara Davoudi. Challenges include transformation within large companies, development in the public sector and projects that focus on long-term social and environmental impact.
Career opportunities
– Many organisations working with service innovation and change management see the value of this programme, says Sara Davoudi. Graduates can find employment with public organisations focusing on sustainability, social development and business strategy, as well as with companies specialising in service innovation and change management.
Karlstad Business School offers a unique edge
– There are similar programmes at other universities, but Karlstad Business School stands out through its strong connection to the internationally recognised research centre CTF, says Sara Davoudi. Through CTF, students get access to the latest research in service innovation and practical applications. The combination of sustainability, service research and collaboration with both private and public sectors gives the programme a unique edge and makes it particularly relevant for addressing the challenges of today and tomorrow.
Admission requirements
To be eligible for the programme, applicants require a Degree of Bachelor of at least 180 credits, of which at least 90 credits with progressive specialisation in the main field of business administration or in a main field in engineering, natural sciences, social sciences or humanities. Credits must also include an independent project of at least 15 credits at G2E level. Upper secondary school level English 6. Equivalence assessment can be made.
