The Georgia Tech Scheller College of Business is set to launch a new undergraduate sustainable business minor, with enrollment beginning in May 2026. This interdisciplinary program, which was developed in collaboration with all the Institute’s colleges, is designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills to lead sustainability initiatives across industries, integrating environmental and social performance with core business strategies.
The 15-credit hour minor, open to undergraduate students from all Georgia Tech colleges, offers a unique opportunity to explore sustainable business practices, decision-making frameworks, and innovative models that align profitability with purpose. Courses will span topics such as sustainable supply chains, business ethics, stakeholder engagement, and sustainability reporting.
Interest in sustainability is growing rapidly among students and employers, and this new minor is poised to offer a practical, forward-thinking curriculum to prepare students with skills to lead and implement impactful changes at the forefront of entrepreneurial, corporate, and institutional practice.
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