HD2 Valgfrie kurser
ESG- og bæredygtighedsrapportering
Skab resultater gennem rapportering. Lær hvordan virksomheder skal rapportere deres indflydelse på verden omkring dem.
Start: Uge 15 - 2027
About the course
Dit udbytte
Kurset vil især have fokus på:
- Lovgivningens landskab: En grundig gennemgang af CSRD og dets betydning for virksomhedsrapportering
- Rapporteringens relevans: Forstå konsekvenserne af virksomhedernes rapporteringsvalg og deres langsigtede effekt
- Kvalitet over kvantitet: Lær at skabe rapporter, der ikke blot opfylder kravene, men som også bidrager med værdi og indsigt
- Teori og praksis: Anvend teorier til at tolke og forstå ESG- og bæredygtighedsrapportering på et dybere niveau
Forårssemester 2027
Tilmeldingsfrist: 24. marts 2027
Undervisningsdage: tirsdag/torsdag i uge 15-22
Eksamen: Mundtlig stedprøve med forberedelse i uge 23.
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