Sustainability Disclosure in Corporate Reporting (SDCR)

The 4th Edition of SDCR Summer School offers a unique opportunity to acquire the most up-to-date skills in regard with sustainability disclosure in corporate reporting . The program will look into how, local and global actors, take into account the needs to disclose on non financial information.The aim is to promote teaching, discussion and dissemination of information on sustainability reporting and related activities at the European level in the context of the adoption of the Directive EU/95/2014. The program aims to deepen participants’ knowledge, understanding and building their competencies on the role and value of sustainability reporting and to give participants the possibility to grow their skill-set regarding to:

Intercultural, financial, economic and sociological aspects of corporate social responsibility in the business and finance context
Directive EU2022/2464 and new trends in the European Union
Climate change: the role of economic system at local and global level
Co-creation of viable pathways to long-term sustainable initiatives in profit and non profit sectors
The program will be enriched with a program of social activities. SDCR School aims to be more than a summer school: you will have the chance to meet, compare your ideas for a sustainable future together with participants from different geographical and educational backgrounds.

Course leader

Scientific committee Andrea Amaduzzi - University of Milano-Bicocca Jill Atkins - Management School University of Sheffield Federica Doni - University of Milano-Bicocca Murad Harasheh - University of Milano-Bicocca

Target group

We shall be glad to consider any background deemed for the program as reflected from the CV of the students. The school is open to Master students, PhD Students, Researchers and Practitioners

Course aim

Aim of the program is to give participants the possibility to improve their knowledge and grow their skill-set regarding to:

Intercultural, financial, economic and sociological aspects of corporate social responsibility in the business and finance context
Directive EU/95/2014 and its implementation in the European Union
Climate change: the role of economic system at local and global level
Co-creation of viable pathways to long-term sustainable initiatives in profit and non profit sectors