Sustainable Transformation: Policy, Finance and Strategic Implementation

Programme Structure

The programme has been designed with a flexible modular structure, allowing each course to be completed independently according to participants’ professional interests and organizational needs.

At the same time, the courses are organized within a broader sustainability learning pathway for participants interested in developing a more comprehensive understanding of sustainability, decarbonization, ESG integration, and low-carbon business transformation.

Within each course, the content is structured into clearly defined units covering specific topics and practical learning objectives, ensuring a clear, progressive, and professionally applicable learning experience.

In the following pages, you will find a detailed overview of each course, including course content, learning objectives, and structure, allowing participants to identify the course that best fits their professional interests and organizational needs.

COURSE 1 Global Climate Policies 75 HOURS 9 UNITS Global Climate Policy and Regulatory Developments impact in Markets This course establishes the conceptual, regulatory and strategic framework on which the rest of the programme is built. It covers the multilateral climate governance system (UNFCCC, Paris Agreement, NDCs, COP30 outcomes and NDC 3.0),... SEE MORE → COURSE 2 Renewable Energies 70 HOURS 9 UNITS Solar, wind and green hydrogen in the Chinese context This course develops in depth the renewable technologies that underpin China’s energy transition: solar photovoltaic (utility-scale and distributed), wind power (onshore and offshore), energy storage, green hydrogen and the grid infrastructure (UHV) that integrates... SEE MORE → COURSE 3 Sustainability in Supply Chains and Green Logistics 70 HOURS 8 UNITS Operational management with a Chinese focus This course addresses sustainable supply chain and green logistics management with a specific focus on China and its interaction with international regulatory frameworks. Supply chains concentrate the majority of large companies’ environmental and social... SEE MORE → COURSE 4 Green Finance and Carbon Markets 70 HOURS 9 UNITS In the international and Chinese context This course develops the financial ecosystem that funds the climate transition: debt and equity instruments (green bonds, green loans, green funds, green insurance), carbon markets (compliance and voluntary), international mechanisms (Article 6 of the... SEE MORE → COURSE 5 Environmental Risk Management and ESG Reporting 70 HOURS 9 UNITS Bridging global and Chinese sustainability frameworks This course addresses environmental risk management and ESG reporting under international standards, with a focus on the convergence and divergence between the emerging Chinese system (CSDS) and consolidated international frameworks (ISSB, GRI, ESRS post-Omnibus).... SEE MORE →