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Free ESG Courses

 ESG & Climate Change

01
(PENN University of Pennsylvaniae)

In this course, you will focus on

understanding climate change
and the risks and
opportunities that it creates
for businesses in the 21st
century.
You will analyze the current
impacts of climate change on
a global scale, and the
investment shifts that are
required to achieve a net-zero
economy.
Next, you will analyze the role
of climate disclosures and
their importance in ESG.
 Introduction to ESG

02
(CFA Institute)

This course provides an overview

of the Environmental, Social, and
Governance (ESG) framework
and how it supports a company’s
overall risk management.
Describe key environmental,
social, and governance issues
Explain how stakeholders
influence corporate ESG
performance
Understand how ESG can
become a competitive
advantage
 Introduction to

03
Sustainable
Finance
(UNCC : e-learn)

This course provides technical

knowledge on the contribution that
sustainable finance can make to
sustainable development, and on
how sustainable finance may be
deployed in the real-world policy or
business context.
The course covers sustainable
finance instruments,
methodologies and frameworks for
integrating sustainability into
financial decisions, key global
sustainable finance initiatives, and
sustainable finance regulations
 Introduction to

04 Sustainability
(ILLinois : Coursera)

This course introduces the

academic approach of
Sustainability and explores how
today’s human societies can
endure in the face of global
change, ecosystem degradation
and resource limitations. The
course focuses on key knowledge
areas of sustainability theory and
practice, including population,
ecosystems, global change, energy,
agriculture, water, environmental
economics and policy, ethics, and
cultural history
 ESG Risks and
05 Opportunities
(University of Pennsylvania)

In this course, you will know the

best practices for creating a
solid risk management plan
and how to create a culture
that is sensitive to ESG. You will
better understand the history
and framework behind ESG,
and how to create a path
forward using smarter methods
to identify risk, navigate ESG
issues, and reach ESG investing
goals
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