Principles for Responsible Management Education

Responsibility at CBS. Developing current and future leaders of businesses and society entails living up to international standards such as the United Nations' Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME). The six PRME principles constitute the foundation for the work we do on responsible management education.

Take a look at the CBS PRME Report 2019

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Responsibility at CBS

CBS is a pioneer in embedding UN Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME) and is currently reviewing everything we do through this lens. It is the ambition to make responsible management development an integral part of our core activities both in research and education, while looking for examples through our own organizational practices in the delivery of our services.

Our responsibility as PRME Champion

Our membership as champions is a recognition that reflects CBS's commitment and contribution to the PRME initiative. It is with great pride that we are responsible for being one of the PRME Champion Schools in further development of responsible management. We have been actively engaged with the United Nations Global Compact (UNGC) and other PRME schools, which have led to various projects, such as curriculum development and other PRME activities. Furthermore, we have been engaged with the UNGC network, in particular the Danish network, to help strengthen the cooperation between our business school and different industries.

1st principle

''As a student assistant at CBS PRME, the 1st UN PRME principle, Purpose, has the most meaning to me. Developing the capabilities of student as future leaders of sustainable and responsible business is the most important thing. I want my school to prepare me for the world I will live and work in, and teach me to sustain our global economy. "- Grace Livingstone

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