How to make the world sustainable? Online course for change managers opens

The cross-disciplinary online course Leadership for sustainable change will launch on Tuesday, September the 3rd.

The purpose of the English online course  is to train students to be change managers who know how to tackle global sustainability challenges and make complex societies more sustainable.

“The course will discuss climate change mitigation and the sustainable use of natural resources. The circular economy provides solutions to both of these challenges, and students will learn to apply them in organisations”, says  from the . She´s responsible for the course at the University of Helsinki.

The five-credit course ‘Leadership for sustainable change’ will feature video lectures, assignments as well as a project work in which the student plans a concrete change project. 

“This is a kind of course I would have liked to take during my studies. It’s not enough that we only study reasons for global problems, we also need to try to solve them,” she says.

The University of Helsinki and the University of Tampere launched the joint online course with The Finnish Innovation Fund Sitra last autumn for the first time.

You can find more precise information and advise at 3rd of September:

Introduction to circular economy and climate change

Not having the basics yet?

You can study also the basics of circular economy in the course Circular.now. The course opens at the 3rd of September and it is available both in English and in Finnish. If you are a student in University of Helsinki, you will find the course with the code MAAT-051. If you are not, you can apply for the course in Open University´s page: .

The course  will launch at the 28th of October. The course is in English, but the online material is available also in Finnish. If you are a student in University of Helsinki, you will find the course with the code ATM302. If you are not, you can apply for the course in Open University´s page:.

More information

(3.9.2018)

 (13.2.2019)

 (13.6.2019)

Postdoctoral Researcher , , +358 50 4154 746