Major

Designing the Green Redirection

Major of the Master Grande Ecole in MGE3
Also available in apprenticeship
French

Green Growth, Sustainability, CSR or ESG Taxonomies Are Not and Will Not Be Enough!

Getting to Grips with the Challenges of Green Redirection

All organizations, including local authorities, are facing the challenge of adapting their activities to the limitations of the planet and anticipating the trade-offs that will inevitably arise: the move away from fossil fuels, the abandonment of certain activities, models, and infrastructures, etc. There’s an urgent need for new strategies, and this is what ecological redirection has been proposing for several years.

This course is aimed at students who want to be actively involved in this transitional phase which has become one of the key priorities of strategic policy and subsequent measures for all sectors of activity. Furthermore, students who intend to work in consulting will find the resources to rethink their strategic decision-making offering.

This new course aims to familiarize students with the challenges of ‘greening’ and will provide them with the skills to develop solutions using design and a variety of methods including (field surveys, speculative design, experience design, instance design, etc.).

Alexandre MONNIN Head of the major
Design for Ecological Redirection

Real-Life Issues

This specialization course links up with redirection projects initiated within the framework of the MSc Strategy and Design for the Anthropocene Program, developed in partnership with Strate Ecole de Design Lyon.

Numerous studies will be proposed, particularly in the Puy-de-Dôme region, to assess present and future challenges (food security, dependence on fossil fuels and supply chains, etc.). Students will be given the opportunity to meet and share the experience of practitioners of ecological redirection (in the field of urban planning, insurance, communities, mobility…) and get a real perspective of the positioning to be adopted within organizations and institutions.

3 key points:

A Course Designed to Take Stock of Present and Future Challenges:

Food security
Dependence on fossil fuels
Dependence on supply chains

What About the Future?

This major will give students the skills to develop the positions to which these issues are assigned in organizations, i.e., generally to CSR managers, who are currently torn between available data and the impossibility of taking part directly in strategic decisions.

A major proposed in our Master Grande Ecole

Choosing ESC Clermont BS to do a Master’s degree means being able to build your career path à la carte and to train by opting in the first and second year for a series of minors and majors: E-Business Development, Sport Business, Business Intelligence, Startup Culture & Entrepreneurship… The choice of specializations is often the key to a first job and above all a good way to obtain key skills which could be the driving force of your future career.

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