Sustainability

The degree provides a broad understanding of the challenges that affect our lives, such as climate change, legislation, energy, water, food, transportation, and smart and sustainable cities, among others, while developing an entrepreneurial approach to creating solutions. Students must choose between 2 specializations: Sustainability and Governance or Sustainability and Economics. Courses in the degree include: Urban Sustainability, Introduction to Sustainability, Introduction to Ecology, Introduction to Earth Systems, Introduction to Environmental Thought, Environmental Administration and Planning in Israel, Introduction to Microeconomics, Sustainability Considerations in the Energy Sector, Technology, Big Data and Sustainability, Sustainability Considerations in the Water Sector, Air, Water and Soil Pollution, Information Technology and the UN Sustainable Development Goals, Introduction to Green Entrepreneurship, Globalization and Environmental Regulation, Corporate Responsibility and Impact Investing, as well as courses in the chosen track.