Module 5: Business Models with Circularity and Sustainable Supply Chains in Smart City Management (Classroom, Synchronous and Asynchronous e-Learning)
About This Course
The built environment sector is a major consumer of natural resources. It recognises the need to fundamentally evolve the processes, components and systems it utilises to obviate waste and increase efficiency. There is an incredible breadth of opportunity that this will create across the entire supply chain.
In the industry, ESG considerations often focus on the environmental impact of buildings and other infrastructure. This includes energy efficiency, water conservation, waste management, using sustainable materials in construction, enabling supply chain sustainability and reducing total cycle carbon.
ESG alignment and adoption will be crucial as it will help businesses identify their risks, learns ways to mitigate through the regulatory requirements and comply with local and international frameworks to sustain growth.
What You'll Learn
Entry Requirements
Applicants should have some related background that is relevant to the programme:
i. Polytechnic diploma in Engineering or Building or Environment studies;
ii. English Language Proficiency: IELTS 5
Iii. Must possess a laptop or desktop
(Applicants are subjected to pre-course assessment and interview before being accepted)