CMI features in the master’s special published by ABC Empresa on 7 April 2019 — a section devoted to the innovative master’s programmes answering an ever more complex labour market.
Companies are looking for more up-to-date, more specialised profiles. And business schools are looking for new talent: people able to work in changing, competitive settings, with soft skills, disruptive, dynamic and creative.
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In this environment, Spain’s business schools stand out internationally. Each year they adjust their study plans and teaching methods so as not to lose pace on this frenetic global journey. In the case of CMI Business School, what sets it apart is its focus on corporate social responsibility.
“This year,” they note, “we are presenting two new master’s programmes beginning in October: the Master’s in Responsible Marketing and International Trade Management, and the Master’s in Human Management and Organizational Development. Both join the Master’s in CSR and Sustainability and the Responsible MBA.”
As CMI stresses, in its case the change runs through CSR:
“The business world is changing, and economic, environmental, ethical and social circumstances are driving it. Companies are becoming aware of their impact and of their responsibility towards the society that surrounds and sustains them. For that reason, CSR is a great and indisputable step in the evolution of business. The most recent European regulations require companies to build triple-impact measurement — social, environmental and economic — into their operations and their strategic decisions, with very high standards of transparency and good corporate governance.”
This is a long race, in which sustainability and responsibility win only if we become conscious that the planet demands a change in our personal and institutional practice, in the public sphere and the private. That is why at CMI we are committed to a sustainable future — and why CMI features in ABC’s master’s special.
At CMI Business School we make our contribution through what matters most: education.
