Issues of sustainability require all businesses around the world to question the status quo and to innovate.
When you study at Berkeley Haas, you build a foundation in sustainability and corporate responsibility. Inside the classroom and out, we offer dynamic learning opportunities to undertake real-life consulting projects, manage socially responsible funds, and engage with world-class instructors. MBA students can reference the CRB’s sustainability skills course recommendations from across campus as an area of emphasis.
Companies can participate by submitting a consulting project for our courses.
Featured Spring 2026 Courses
Sustainable Capitalism in the Nordics?
A Berkeley Changemaker Course
Course Number: UGBA 192T
Instructor: Robert Strand
Human Rights and Responsible Business
Strategy and Practice
Course Number: FTMBA 292H
Instructor(s): Jenny Vaughan & Debbie Krakeler
Earth Centered Product Design
Managing profitability and sustainability in product design.
Course Number: UGBA 192T-4
Instructor(s): Ganesh Iyer & Amy Chan
Global Supply Chains & Labor Regulation
Take a class that combines global business, social impact, and real-world problem solving.
Course Number: Legal Studies 190.5 | #17307*
Instructor: Dr. Sanchita Banerjee Saxena
*If you are a Haas student, this course can fulfill your upper-division non business elective
Certificate Programs
The CRB partners with cross-disciplinary partners at UC Berkeley to support to following certification programs:

Michaels Graduate Certificate in Sustainable Business
Offered by the Haas School of Business

Certificate in Food Systems
Offered by the Berkeley Food Institute
