The Master of Arts in Sustainability Leadership (MSL) is an interdisciplinary degree program that examines how organizational decision-making and activities impact society, the environment, and the organizations’ own prosperity – or the triple-bottom line of the new economy: people, planet, and profit.
The CLU MSL is a 13-month program for full-time students. That’s faster than most and it puts our students out where they belong: Working as mission driven leaders.
The program is designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills needed in the areas of development, the natural world, and corporate responsibility leadership, to assess and effectively lead socially responsible organizational initiatives.
The jobs are there. There is an expected high employment growth rate in fields asking for MSLs.
The network is there. CLU MSL grads will enter the workforce with the confidence that they have support out in the world.
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$18,150CLU Founder David Colvill Lincoln (1925-2018) was grounded in the principles of The Golden Rule and ethical practices. A Caltech-trained engineer, successful businessman, and philanthropist, David inspired others by practicing compassion and respect in every endeavor. His philanthropic vision for CLU was a graduate university designed to power positive social change.
David Lincoln’s father, John C Lincoln, founded what is now the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy in 1946 to help communities use land in ways that promote fairness, strengthen public services, and create opportunities for everyone to thrive.
The internationally known and respected Lincoln Institute of Land Policy has joined with CLU to engage students with real-world cases and cross-sector answers for current societal issues. This partnership will offer the opportunity to learn from proven land policy and usage experts. Solutions to the housing crisis, rising inequality, local budget shortages, and climate change are examples of the issues that will be tackled in a hands-on, boots-on-the-ground, manner.
Claremont Lincoln University MSL students have access to a national network of faculty who are passionate about our planet’s sustainability issues.
These faculty members are experienced and innovative scholar-practitioners committed to a meaningful partnership with each student. CLU faculty mentor and challenge students to find the intersections of passion, inquiry, and the practical needs of the world, with life-changing results.
Students will learn how to critically analyze issues in order to develop and ethically communicate high impact solutions that are sustainable.
After completing the Master of Arts in Sustainability Leadership, students will be able to:
The Claremont Core® is our change model and it’s embedded in every program and everything we do at CLU. It’s the foundation for the building of communities based on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.
Understanding the interconnected elements of the self to elevate leadership.
Active listening to empower genuine dialogue with others who are different from us.
Leveraging the intelligence of diverse stakeholders to find common purpose.
Adapt from Core process learnings to form a plan, enact and catalyze sustainable, meaningful change.
Based on the Claremont Core® and building on self-understanding, dialogue, facilitation, and collaboration skills, learners apply research and leadership knowledge to create a tangible, visible outcome of learning applied to the workplace.
Claremont Lincoln University MSL students have a unique career opportunity through a national network of faculty who are scholar-practitioners in the field. These mentors will be part of the unique support and networking system enabling CLU MSL graduates to enter their communities and the world with a broader view of policy and the role it plays for the greater good.
The Master of Arts in Sustainability Leadership (MSL) is an interdisciplinary degree program that examines how organizational decision-making and activities impact society, the environment, and the organizations’ own prosperity – or the triple-bottom line of the new economy: people, planet, and profit.
The CLU MSL is a 13-month program for full-time students. That’s faster than most and it puts our students out where they belong: Working as mission driven leaders.
The program is designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills needed in the areas of development, the natural world, and corporate responsibility leadership, to assess and effectively lead socially responsible organizational initiatives.
The jobs are there. There is a ???%* expected employment growth in fields asking for MSLs.
The network is there. CLU MSL grads will enter the workforce with the confidence that they have support out in the world.
ACCREDITED100% ONLINE13 MONTH$18,150CLU Founder David Colvill Lincoln (1925-2018) was grounded in the principles of The Golden Rule and ethical practices. A Caltech-trained engineer, successful businessman, and philanthropist, David inspired others by practicing compassion and respect in every endeavor. His philanthropic vision for CLU was a graduate university designed to power positive social change.
The Lincoln family founded the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy in 1974 to address inequitable tax systems, reduce poverty and spacial inequality, and build fiscally healthy communities through sustainably managed land and water resources.
The internationally known and respected Lincoln Institute of Land Policy has joined with CLU to engage students with real-world cases and cross-sector answers for current societal issues.This partnership will offer the opportunity to learn from proven land policy and usage experts. Solutions to the housing crisis, urbanization, municipal health, and climate are examples of the issues that will be tackled in a hands-on, boots-on-the-ground, manner.
Claremont Lincoln University MSL students have access to a national network of faculty who are passionate about our planet’s sustainability issues.
These faculty members are experienced and innovative scholar-practitioners committed to a meaningful partnership with each student. CLU faculty mentor and challenge students to find the intersections of passion, inquiry, and the practical needs of the world, with life-changing results.
Students will learn how to critically analyze issues in order to develop and ethically communicate high impact solutions that are sustainable.
After completing the Master of Arts in Sustainability Leadership, students will be able to:
The Claremont Core® is our change model and it’s embedded in every program and everything we do at CLU. It’s the foundation for the building of communities based on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.
Understanding the interconnected elements of the self to elevate leadership.
Active listening to empower genuine dialogue with others who are different from us.
Leveraging the intelligence of diverse stakeholders to find common purpose.
Adapt from Core process learnings to form a plan, enact and catalyze sustainable, meaningful change.
Based on the Claremont Core® and building on self-understanding, dialogue, facilitation, and collaboration skills, learners apply research and leadership knowledge to create a tangible, visible outcome of learning applied to the workplace.
Claremont Lincoln University MSL students have a unique career opportunity through a national network of faculty who are scholar-practitioners in the field. These mentors will be part of the unique support and networking system enabling CLU MSL graduates to enter their communities and the world with a broader view of policy and the role it plays for the greater good.
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