Time to change the curriculum

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One response to “Time to change the curriculum”

  1. Rob Bauer

    Great news. Just want to make Dutch and international readers aware of the Sustainable Finance Master at Maastricht University already running for more than five years now, integrating Finance and Sustainability in the curriculum. Topics above have been discussed with students from the start and they end up working in the field on these very important topics. More information here: https://sustainable-finance.nl/education/ and here: https://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/education/master/master-international-business-track-sustainable-finance.

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