St. Michael’s is a recognized leader in undergraduate, graduate and lifelong education. Its highly acclaimed Certificate in Corporate Social Responsibility is a unique executive education program developed in collaboration with the Conference Board of Canada. Founded over 150 years ago, the University of St. Michael's College is federated with the University of Toronto. Its faculty bring to current CSR issues the understandings that they have gained not only from the perspective of business but also from a tradition that includes the study of literature, philosophy and ethics. The goal of the program is to engage participants in a process of weaving together the major strands of CSR in a way that provides a time out from customary corporate activity. Alumni have called the result "transformational". Since 2003 St. Michael's has collaborated with an innovative technology company, ExperiencePoint to produce and distribute ExperienceCSR, a web based business simulation . In the simulation, which is offered as part of the Certificate program, participants advise a multinational technology firm on revising its corporate strategy to meet a myriad of critical environmental, community, employee relations, human rights and financial objectives. Through the application of sound CSR principles, participants help the corporation align its operations to its articulated values and, consequently, satisfy stakeholder interests and ensure long-term profitability. (www.experiencepoint.com)
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11-18-20
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05-04-20
A name change, a new award and an enhanced academic designation mark a season of transformation for the Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability program at the University of St. Michael’s College in the University of Toronto.
Graduates of the highly regarded program, now called t...
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06-03-19
Sustainability, Social Responsibility and related ESG job opportunities are on the rise. Millennials and Gen Z want purpose in their l...
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04-01-19
Want to ignite your CSR & Sustainability career? Graduates of the Certificate in Corporate Social Responsibility & Sustainability bring their careers to life through innovative capstone projects under the guidance of a CSR and Sustainability Mentor. The April 30th Application...
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06-20-18
Recent research conducted by the Certificate in CSR/Sustainability Program at the University of St. Michael’s College in the University of Toronto identified that 87% of CSR/Sustainability professionals are embedded throughout different departments with multiple portfolios. “If you are gearing u...
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06-04-18
Applications are being accepted for the 2018/2019 Cohort of the Certificate in CSR & Sustainability at the University of St. Michael’s College in the University of Toronto. “Participants in this program learn the essential Art of Influence as a cornerstone skill,” says Kathryn Cooper, Progra...
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06-06-17
Interested in a meaningful career in Corporate Social Responsibility/Sustainability? Increasingly mid-career professionals and new graduates are finding their passion in these fields, but don’t know how to break into the growing number of positions. Recent research at the University of St. Mich...
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04-18-17
On October 18 - 20, 2017, University of St. Michael’s College in the University of Toronto launches its 17th year of the Certificate in Corporate Social Responsibility/Sustainability with a new group of CSR/Sustainability intrapreneurs. “Participants in this program come to connect wi...
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09-06-16
The Return on Investment for Sustainability and CSR education is “priceless” according to Alumni of the University of St. Michael’s College Graduate Certificate in CSR & Sustainability.
In a 2016 Sustainability & CSR Education Impact Survey, graduates said the program opened the do...
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08-01-16
On October 19-21, 2016 , University of St. Michael’s College in the University of Toronto will launch its 16th year of the Certificate in Corporate Social Responsibility/Sustainability with a twist. “Next Generation Practices and the principles of social and environmental justice are actively emb...