Empowering Leaders to Take Action
The mission of the Sustainability Initiative is to provide the best education, apply academic rigor to real world problems, and empower leaders everywhere to act, professionally and personally, so that humans and nature can thrive for generations to come. We do this through the joint efforts of MIT students, faculty, alumni, researchers, and partners in business, government, NGOs, and hybrid organizations.
If you are ready to make an impact, and can envision a day when both humans and nature can thrive, we hope you will join our community. Let’s make our vision of a just and equitable future a reality in our lifetimes.
Featured Activities
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The Climate Pathways Project
We are accelerating the adoption of evidence-based climate policy with our cutting edge tools - En-ROADS and C-ROADS.
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The Aggregate Confusion Project
Our program of research to improve the quality of Environmental Social Governance (ESG) measurement and decision making.
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Sustainability Certificate
A rich program for MIT graduate students that provides essential knowledge, experience, and community for innovative leaders in sustainability.
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Sustainability Courses
A collection of over 60 graduate-level sustainability courses at MIT, all of which count towards our Sustainability Certificate.
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