Wharton’s broad and multifaceted curriculum will deepen your knowledge, expand your toolkit, and power your impact.
Majors and Concentrations
STEM-Certification
Interested in a STEM-certified business degree? Our majors and concentrations are designated science, technology, engineering, and mathematics offerings, which helps students excel in high-demand roles that require both business and technical acumen.
Our STEM majors and concentrations offer another benefit for international students, who can obtain a STEM OPT extension for their F-1 visa after graduation. The extension allows students to apply the skills they learned in their STEM degree studies in full-time employment in the U.S. If you choose one of these offerings, you will be eligible for 36 months of post-completion OPT (compared to 12 months for a non-STEM major or concentration).
Featured Courses
We have listed just some of the many ESG-related courses available to Penn and Wharton students. These listings are subject to change. Please review MyWharton for additional courses, as well as up-to-date section information, class times, and registration info.
Undergraduate
Environmental
ACCT/BEPP 2640 – Climate and Financial Markets
BEPP / OIDD 2610 – Risk Analysis and Environmental Management
BEPP/OIDD 2630 – Environmental & Energy Economics and Policy
FNCE 2560 – Energy Finance
LGST 2150 – Environmental Management: Law & Policy
LGST 2600 – Climate and Environmental Leadership in Action (by application)
MGMT 8970 – GMC on Sustainability (in Germany) (by application)
OIDD 5250 – Thinking with Models
Social & Governance
ACCT 2700 – Forensic Analytics
BEPP 2010 – Public Finance & Policy
BEPP 2650 – Economics of Diversity
FNCE 2540 – Impact Investing
FNCE 4020 – Corporate Governance and Shareholder Activism1
LGST 2020 – Law of Corporate Management & Finance
LGST 2080 – Employment Law
LGST 2160 – Emerging Economies
LGST 2180 – Diversity & the Law
LGST 2190 – Securities Regulation
LGST 2200 – International Business Ethics
LGST 2210 – Constitution and Free Enterprise
LGST 2240 – Human Rights & Globalization
LGST 2260 – Markets, Morality & Capitalism
LGST 2300 – Social Impact & Responsibility
LGST 2410 – Business Enterprise
LGST 2420 – Big Data Big Responsibility
LGST 2430 – Other People’s Money
MGMT 2090 – Political and Social Environment of the Multinational Firm
MGMT 2120 – Social Entrepreneurship
MGMT 2240 – Leading Diversity in Organizations
MGMT 2410 – Knowledge for Social Impact
MGMT 2420 – Corporate Governance
MKTG 2660 – Marketing for Social Impact
MKTG 3530 – Special Topics: The Business of Wellness: Marketing and Consumption
MBA
Environmental
ACCT/BEPP 7640 – Climate and Financial Markets
BEPP / OIDD 7610 – Risk Analysis and Environmental Management
BEPP/OIDD 7630 – Energy Markets and Policy
FNCE 756 – Energy Finance
LGST 8150 – Environmental Management: Law & Policy
LGST 6470 – The Business & Governance of Water
LGST/OIDD 7620 – Environmental Sustainability & Value Creation
MGMT 7990 Sustainability Strategy
MGMT 8970 – GMC on Sustainability (in Germany) (by application)
OIDD 5250 – Thinking with Models
Social & Governance
ACCT 7470 – Financial Disclosure Analytics
BEPP 7700 – Public Finance & Policy
BEPP 7650 – Economics of Diversity
FNCE 7540 – Impact Investing
FNCE 8020 – Corporate Governance and Shareholder Activism
LGST 6410 – Business Enterprise
LGST 6420 – Big Data Big Responsibility
LGST 6430 – Other People’s Money
LGST 8020 – Corporate Law and Management in Global Perspective
LGST 8080 – Employment Law
LGST 8200 – International Business Ethics
LGST 8300 – Social Impact and Responsibility
MGMT 7200 – Corporate Diplomacy
MGMT 6240 – Leading Diversity in Organizations
MGMT 6250 – Corporate Governance
MGMT 7860 – Reforming Mass Incarceration and the Role of Business
MGMT 8120 – Social Entrepreneurship
MGMT 8970 – Impact Hack
MKTG 7330 – Marketing for Social Impact
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