With the MBA – Energy and Environmental Management course, students acquire the tools to implement energy and environmental management concepts in companies and institutions and to manage projects to minimize energy and increase efficiency. Those responsible for energy and environmental management in organizations are significantly qualified to develop environmental and cost factors at management level. Efficiency, sustainability and dealing with alternative forms of energy are other exciting and promising contents in this part-time distance learning course. The students deal with methods and possibilities of energy transformation and energy demand coverage and analyze the influence of humans on climate change. After completing their MBA course in energy and environmental management, they are indispensable experts who, with a combination of entrepreneurial management knowledge and specialist knowledge of energy technology, advise organizations of all sizes and structures on the way to sustainable corporate policy.

Environmental management and communication have gained importance for many companies. The Master's degree MBA - Environmental Management and Communication provides in-depth knowledge of theories, concepts and key skills in the areas of sustainability management, PR work and environmental project management at corporate level. Within the framework of environmental management, students are able to plan, manage, implement and evaluate projects. You will learn how to set priorities, gain the support of the decision-making body and monitor progress. In particular, content on corporate sustainability in the sense of sustainable value chains, corporate social responsibility and the general relevance of sustainability is used here. In addition, this distance learning Master's degree focuses on communication between companies and the media, as well as NGOs and environmental organizations.

This course provides an introduction to the management systems and quality-assurance methods used to enhance operational and compliance effectiveness in Health, safety, and Environmental Departments and Programs.

The UN goal to ensure safe and affordable drinking water for all by 2030 requires investments in critical infrastructure and sustainable technologies to manage the collection, storage, treatment and distribution of water and leaders with the skills and flexibility to respond to the challenge of climate change and related water threats.