To make low-carbon fuels a lasting part of the energy mix, the country must now focus on building up the supply side.
As sustainability’s global momentum falters, its purpose must be reframed from compliance to well-being for people and planet to flourish
Top-down scepticism in the US about environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues has led to worldwide repercussions.
Launched by NUS Business School in collaboration with the Sustainable and Green Finance Institute (SGFIN) at NUS, the Master of Science in Sustainable and Green Finance (MSc in SGF) programme is the first MSc programme offered among leading Asian universities that focuses on sustainable and green finance.
Business executives can learn how to integrate sustainability efforts in their operations, amplifying good environmental outcomes. Profit and purpose can go together.
Find out other sustainability-related courses that NUS has in store.
The Centre for Governance and Sustainability (CGS) at NUS Business School aims to spearhead relevant and high-impact research on corporate governance and corporate sustainability issues that are pertinent to institutions, government bodies and businesses both in Singapore and Asia. CGS organises events such as public lectures, industry roundtables, and academic conferences, as well as conducts training for industry professionals in governance and sustainability issues.
The Sustainable and Green Finance Institute (SGFIN) at NUS is dedicated to advancing research in sustainable and green finance, with a strong focus on Asia. SGFIN provides insights that shape sustainability policies across the financial sector and broader economy. Leveraging expertise from across NUS, the institute equips businesses with tools to assess environmental and social impacts, integrate sustainability into strategies, and enhance investment decisions. In essence, SGFIN facilitates companies and institutions in embedding sustainability as a core pillar in their business decisions.