Module 1: Environmental Policy and Governance This module provides an in-depth study of environmental policy frameworks, regulatory compliance, and international agreements, exploring their implications for environmental management practices. Students examine the development and implementation of policies at local, national, and international levels, including the roles of governments and NGOs. Topics cover environmental impact assessments, enforcement strategies, and the influence of agreements like the Paris Agreement. Understanding these frameworks helps students navigate the complexities of environmental governance.

Module 2: Sustainable Development Strategies This module analyzes sustainable development goals (SDGs) and strategies for integrating sustainability into business operations, with a focus on measuring performance. Students explore the balance between economic growth, social inclusion, and environmental protection. Topics include corporate social responsibility (CSR), green business practices, sustainable supply chain management, and sustainability reporting standards. Case studies of successful initiatives demonstrate how businesses achieve profitability while minimizing their environmental footprint.

Module 3: Environmental Risk Assessment and Management This module teaches methods for assessing environmental risks, including hazard identification, risk analysis, and developing management plans. Students learn to identify hazards, evaluate their impact, and communicate risks effectively. Topics include quantitative and qualitative risk assessment, environmental modeling, and scenario analysis. The course also covers risk mitigation, adaptation, and emergency response planning. Through case studies and exercises, students gain experience in conducting risk assessments and creating management plans.