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Faculty of Business Administration is a member of sustainability initiative

1 February 2023

Wortmarke von PRME Principles for Responsible Management Education

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Since January 2023, the Faculty of Business Administration at the University of Hamburg is a member of "Principles for Responsible Management Education" (PRME). PRME is an initiative founded in 2007 and supported by the United Nations (UN) with the aim of promoting sustainability in management and business schools worldwide. Members are committed to implementing the UN's sustainability goals in research and teaching, as well as engaging in partnerships and dialogue with society on this issue. In this way, students will be empowered to initiate change in their future careers, whether in academia or practice. The faculty will implement appropriate measures in the coming years and report on progress biennially.

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