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  • Pascal Marmier
  • Kelly Richdale
  • Stephen Whittle
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July 22, 2008

Teaching social enterprise

MBA programs are leaning towards social enterprise. Apparently 54% of US business schools require a course in Corporate Social Responsibility, up from 34% in 2001. Columbia University has a Social Enterprise Board composed of professors and students that is looking into including CSR in all areas of the curriculum. Article in Forbes.com

Posted by on July 22, 2008 at 07:04 PM in Education |

Tags: Columbia University, Corporate social responsibility, CSR, education, MBA

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