President Rebecca Stoltzfus reappointed for a third term. Learn more
Associate Professor of Business
President Rebecca Stoltzfus reappointed for a third term. Learn more

Major and Minor

As a sustainability management major or minor at Goshen College, you’ll learn how to lead organizations that are not only profitable, but also socially and environmentally responsible. This interdisciplinary program combines core business principles with environmental science and social systems, giving you the insight to understand global challenges and make ethical, impactful decisions.
You’ll explore the intersection of economics, ecology, and equity—developing the skills to thrive in fields like corporate sustainability, nonprofit leadership, sustainable agriculture, and environmental policy. With a values-driven education and hands-on learning opportunities, you’ll be prepared to lead with purpose and drive meaningful change.
As a graduate of the sustainability management program, you’ll be prepared for roles such as:
Our alumni work in diverse sectors—from business and government to environmental advocacy and education. Some pursue graduate programs in business, environmental studies or public policy.
The sustainability management major and minor includes coursework in sustainability, environmental science, and business. Explore courses like:
You’ll work closely with faculty across departments to choose electives that support your interests in business, policy, science or advocacy.
See the full list of courses and requirements in the course catalog
You’ll gain real-world experience early in your program, with opportunities to apply what you learn in practical, meaningful ways. You’ll complete at least one internship and take part in hands-on projects that address real sustainability challenges—like climate change, sustainable supply chains, and green entrepreneurship.
Through Goshen College’s business internship program, you’ll be matched with opportunities that align with your goals, whether locally, nationally, or internationally. Past students have interned with renewable energy companies, environmental nonprofits, and sustainability-driven small businesses—giving you the experience and connections to launch your career with purpose.
You may be eligible for business-related scholarships, including:
You’ll benefit from Goshen’s collaborative learning spaces in the Center for Business and Environmental Sustainability, access to the Merry Lea Environmental Learning Center and our on-campus entrepreneurial coworking space, The Connection.