Corporate Sustainability Coordinator
Track progress toward a company’s environmental and social goals.






Unity’s online programs are trusted by over 10,000 students across all 50 states.
Sustainable business management is a field of study that focuses on leading organizations in ways that balance profitability with environmental and social responsibility. It integrates core business skills such as finance, marketing, and operations with sustainable practices that reduce environmental impact, promote ethical decision-making, and create long-term value for both businesses and society.
This degree prepares you to lead where business and sustainability meet. You’ll build practical skills in lean startup methods, financial literacy, and responsible business practices, learning to apply sustainability principles across real-world operations and decision-making. Graduates go on to careers in corporate sustainability, green consulting, and socially responsible business management, ready to drive innovation while balancing profit with purpose.
Unity’s 90-credit Applied Bachelor’s program is designed to save you both time and money. With fewer credits required than a traditional 120-credit bachelor’s, you can save up to 25% on your degree cost. You may save even more if you transfer eligible credits from previous college coursework. Visit our Tuition & Financial Aid page to learn more about how you can pay for college.
Our 90-credit Applied Bachelor’s in Sustainable Business Management is designed for flexibility, with year-round terms (8 per year). By taking 4 credits per term, you can complete your degree in just under 3 years.
Transfer credits can shorten your timeline even further, allowing you to finish even faster and start your career sooner.
Professional Core: 39 credits
Program Core: 45 credits
Elective Courses: 6 credits
For course requirements and a better look into your program, view our full course catalog. Then apply online for free to get started.


This course examines how sustainable enterprises design operations to be profitable while minimizing environmental impact and promoting employee, customer, and community well-being. Students explore practical tools for upholding human rights, fair labor, and inclusion, applying purposeful business strategies to real-world scenarios of social change.


This course explores sustainable business practices in supply chains through the lens of circular economy principles—covering ethical sourcing, labor practices, and carbon and waste reduction—and the challenges of balancing financial goals with global sustainability initiatives.


This course equips students with the knowledge and skills to navigate sustainability within a marketing context. Through case studies and hands-on exercises, students explore sustainable branding, ethical marketing practices that avoid greenwashing, and ways to reduce the environmental impact of daily marketing operations.
With Unity’s Career Edge digital badges, you won’t have to wait until graduation to prove your value. Every skills-first general education course in the Sustainable Business Management program awards shareable digital badges: portable, verifiable credentials you can display on LinkedIn, your résumé, or job applications.
These badges highlight work-ready skills like communication, problem solving, collaboration, and data use, so employers can see exactly what you bring to the table. You’ll also earn a Transferable Workplace Skills Endorsement, giving you a recognized credential to advance your career even before completing your degree.


Nationally recognized educational quality at an affordable price.
Committed to sustainable practices to prepare for a future of environmental awareness.
Dedicated to turning career and academic aspirations into tangible achievements.
Transfer up to 75% of your degree credits to save even more and finish faster.
Connect with experts who share your passion for working in the industry.
Ranked #1 independent university in the U.S. by the Social Mobility Index.
With up to 8 terms a year, you can take a break without jeopardizing financial aid.
Balance life, work, and education by studying when and where you want