Your Future, Unfolding.
Business is Changing.
Corporations, financial markets and other key influencers seek a new generation of leaders trained to manage global complexity and interdependence.
It's a future unfolding in real time, rich with opportunity and challenge.
Duquesne University offers early- and mid-career professionals an unmatched proving ground: a transformative, 12-month MBA Sustainability degree that integrates multiple dimensions of sustainability across all business disciplines.
Why Duquesne University?
- Accelerated, 12-month MBA
- Ranked 18th in Aspen Global 100
- Sustainability built in; not a sampling of add-on electives
- Destination quality MBA: field projects, global study, more
- Fully accredited by AACSB International
- Top-three leader in business ethics
12-Month Accredited MBA
Accelerate your career and life goals, and immerse yourself in a rigorous, concentrated study of leading-edge business management practices. MORE »
Global Field Study
Each year, Duquesne's MBA Sustainability program travels to a different part of the global marketplace to enrich our students' technical and cultural understanding. MORE »
Triple Bottom Line
Our MBA Sustainability degree equips you to make better use of all forms of capital (human, natural and financial), all within ethical, profitable and sustainable frameworks. MORE »
Strategic Partners
Program News
Ranked 18th out of Global 100 of Business Schools
Duquesne University and the other schools ranked in the Aspen Institute's Global Top 100 are included in a Business Week article outlining the growth of sustainability content in business school curricula. More »
MBA Sustainability Faculty Awarded Prestigious Page Prize
The faculty team who developed the MBA Sustainability program received the prestigious Page Prize for "best U.S. submission of an environmental sustainability curriculum." More »
Dean Alan Miciak Named Among the 100 Most Influential People in Finance
"The creator of the 'sustainable MBA' program is reaching beyond academia's boundaries to introduce corporate responsibility concepts directly into the business community." More »
