Student Curricular Offerings

 The Impact, Value, and Sustainable Business Initiative at the Wharton School
Wharton’s broad and multifaceted curriculum will deepen your knowledge, expand your toolkit, and power your impact.

Majors and Concentrations

STEM-Certification

Interested in a STEM-certified business degree? Our majors and concentrations are designated science, technology, engineering, and mathematics offerings, which helps students excel in high-demand roles that require both business and technical acumen.

Our STEM majors and concentrations offer another benefit for international students, who can obtain a STEM OPT extension for their F-1 visa after graduation. The extension allows students to apply the skills they learned in their STEM degree studies in full-time employment in the U.S. If you choose one of these offerings, you will be eligible for 36 months of post-completion OPT (compared to 12 months for a non-STEM major or concentration).

Featured Courses

We have listed just some of the many impact-related courses available to Penn and Wharton students. These listings are subject to change. Please review MyWharton for additional courses, as well as up-to-date section information, class times, and registration info.

Undergraduate

Environmental

  • ACCT/BEPP 2640 – Climate and Financial Markets
  • BEPP /FNCE/OIDD 2610 – Climate Risks and Opportunities
  • BEPP/OIDD 2630 – Environmental & Energy Economics and Policy
  • LGST 2150 – Environmental Management: Law & Policy
  • LGST 2600 – Climate and Environmental Leadership in Action
  • MGMT 8970 – GMC on Sustainability (in Germany) (by application)
  • OIDD 5250 – Thinking with Models: Business Analytics for Energy & Sustainability

Social & Governance

  • ACCT 2700 – Forensic Analytics
  • BEPP 2010 – Public Finance & Policy
  • BEPP/FNCE/REAL 2300 – Urban Fiscal Policy
  • FNCE 2540 – ESG & Impact Investing
  • FNCE 4020 – Corporate Governance and Shareholder Activism[1]
  • LGST 2020 – Law of Corporate Management & Finance
  • LGST 2080 – Employment Law
  • LGST 2160 – Emerging Economies
  • LGST 2180 – Diversity & the Law
  • LGST 2190 – Securities Regulation
  • LGST 2200 – International Business Ethics
  • LGST 2240 – Human Rights & Globalization
  • LGST 2260 – Markets, Morality & Capitalism
  • LGST 2300 – Social Impact & Responsibility
  • LGST 2420 – Big Data Big Responsibility
  • LGST 2430 – Other People’s Money
  • MGMT 2090 – Political and Social Environment of the Multinational Firm
  • MGMT 2120 – Social Entrepreneurship
  • MGMT 2240 – Leading Across Cultural and Relational Differences
  • MGMT 2410 – Knowledge for Social Impact
  • MGMT 2420 – Corporate Governance
  • MKTG 3530 – Special Topics: The Business of Wellness: Marketing and Consumption

[1] FNCE 4020 is 1.0 credit course; however, if students take this to fulfill their capstone requirement, which is 0.5 credit units, they may only count 0.5 credit units toward their concentration.

MBA

Environmental

  • ACCT/BEPP 7640 – Climate and Financial Markets
  • BEPP/FNCE/OIDD 7610 – Climate Risks and Opportunities
  • BEPP/OIDD 7630 – Energy Markets and Policy
  • LGST 8150 – Environmental Management: Law & Policy
  • LGST 6470 – The Business & Governance of Water
  • LGST/OIDD 7620 – Environmental Sustainability & Value Creation
  • MGMT 7230: Strategy and Environmental Sustainability
  • MGMT 8970 – GMC on Sustainability (in Germany) (by application)
  • OIDD 5250 – Thinking with Models: Business Analytics for Energy & Sustainability

Social & Governance

  • ACCT 7470 – Financial Disclosure Analytics
  • BEPP 7700 – Public Finance & Policy
  • BEPP 7730/REAL/FNCE 7300 – Urban Fiscal Policy
  • FNCE 7540 – ESG & Impact Investing
  • FNCE 8020 – Corporate Governance and Shareholder Activism
  • LGST 6420 – Big Data Big Responsibility
  • LGST 6430 – Other People’s Money
  • LGST 8020 – Law of Corporate Management and Finance
  • LGST 8080 – Employment Law
  • MGMT 6240 – Leading Across Cultural and Relational Differences
  • MGMT 6250 – Corporate Governance, Executive Compensation, and the Board
  • MGMT 7150 – Political and Social Environment of the Multinational Firm OR MGMT 7200 – Corporate Diplomacy
  • MGMT 7860 – Reforming Mass Incarceration and the Role of Business
  • MGMT 8120 – Social Entrepreneurship
  • MGMT 8970 – Global Modular Course A (Impact Hack)

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