Sustainable business degrees
Develop advanced business skills combined with an in-depth understanding of sustainability and the role of business in creating a sustainable future with a sustainable business degree from the University of Exeter.
Study Sustainable Business at the University of Exeter
Based in our triple-accredited Business School, our sustainable business courses explore sustainability with a focus on the circular enterprise economy, natural capital, and biomimicry in innovative and entrepreneurial business practices. These courses are taught within our Graduate School of Environment and Sustainability.
How can we meet the needs of the present without harming the future? Our programmes focus on seeking solutions to these global challenges, understand the role of business in creating a sustainable future and critically evaluate policy solutions.
Our degrees and courses
These courses are based on our Penryn Campus in Cornwall. Want to find out more?
- Enquire online
- Contact our programme director, Dr Marco Campenni
Masters degrees
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The University of Exeter Business School enables socially responsible and ethical business on a global scale. Our triple accreditation status demonstrates our commitment to providing high standards of quality and an outstanding educational experience, helping our students to stand out in a global environment and become successful leaders.
We offer over 50 programmes across a wide array of subject areas within the Business School. You can also search a full list of subject areas taught at the University of Exeter.
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Triple accredited Business School
ACCSB, EQUIS, AMBA
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100% of our research has internationally excellent impact
Based on business and management research outputs rated 4* + 3* in REF 2021
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Frequently asked questions about studying Sustainable Business
We've answered some of our most frequently asked questions below to help you decide if a sustainable business degree at the University of Exeter is right for you.
What career prospects would I have with a Business degree?
A business degree can help you access a wide range of career opportunities, as you are equipped with a broad understanding of business, and of organisational structure and processes. In addition to research, data and analytical skills, along with written and verbal communication skills, widely sought by graduate employers.
Careers in business appeal to those who are strategic thinkers, natural organisers, and effective communicators. Success in this field requires strong analytical skills, an eye for detail and the ability to lead and motivate teams. It is a fast-paced environment where professionals must adapt to changes quickly, make data-driven decisions, and continuously look for ways to improve performance and reduce costs.
Read our guidance on a career in business analytics, strategy, and consulting or a career in business operations and management to find out more.
Can international students apply to study sustainable business at Exeter?
Yes. Our international student community is part of what makes Exeter a top worldwide university. International students are welcome to apply for Bachelors (undergraduate) and Masters (postgraduate taught) degrees with us, as well as for postgraduate research opportunities.
For more information, visit our international students webpages.
Make a positive difference to the future of our planet
The Graduate School of Environment and Sustainability brings together experts from across earth and life sciences, engineering, humanities, social sciences and business. Our programmes are designed with a focus on developing solutions to global challenges and creating a better future for our planet and its people.
We are at the forefront of environmental and social sustainability research, and our programmes draw on that expertise to help our students to build a greener, healthier and fairer future.


