Bard MBA in Sustainability Wins Bid to Provide On-Site Graduate Business Degree

Air Quality Monitors (QuantAQ's) deployed on Kingston's Andy Murphy Neighborhood Center by the Bard Community Sciences Lab
Air Quality Monitors (QuantAQ's) deployed on Kingston's Andy Murphy Neighborhood Center by the Bard Community Sciences Lab

The MBA in Sustainability program at Bard College has won a competitive bid to deliver an on-site, low-residency graduate business degree to a cohort of future energy sector leaders from the New York Power Authority (NYPA), the largest state-owned electric utility in the United States. Between 10 and 15 NYPA employees will begin the two-and-a-half-year, part-time program in February 2019, with a graduation date set for May 2021. Courses will be taught one weekend a month at NYPA’s offices in White Plains, and online two evenings a week. The curriculum features a yearlong lab course in mission-focused consulting, in which students will work in small teams on two semester projects for NYPA partners in marketing, finance, operations, or strategy. bard.edu/mba

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