University ESG Education Seminar/ Webinar Series (Bachelor and Master Levels)

Project: University ESG Education Seminar/ Webinar Series (Bachelor and Master Levels)

Client/Stakeholders: Multiple universities and student bodies; audience included undergraduate and postgraduate students from business, accounting, finance, and related disciplines.

Engagement Objective: Raise public awareness and strengthen practical understanding of ESG/sustainability concepts, reporting frameworks, and real-world application—supporting stronger adoption of responsible business practices.

Program Design and Delivery Approach
EcoVision developed and delivered a structured seminar/webinar program combining technical content with applied analysis. The content was designed to be accessible for students new to ESG while still credible for advanced learners and faculty stakeholders.

EcoVision Scope of Services
1. Curriculum and Content Development
EcoVision prepared a coherent learning flow covering:
* Introduction to ESG and current market drivers
* Why ESG matters to investors, regulators, and corporates
* Framework overview (“letter soup”): key global reporting and disclosure references, how they differ, and when they are used
* Analysis preparation: step-by-step ESG evaluation method, data sourcing, materiality thinking, and how ESG factors may affect company valuation and risk profile
* Challenges: common barriers (data quality, greenwashing concerns, inconsistent metrics, organisational readiness)
* Key success factors: governance, targets, data controls, and credible communication
* Why it matters to professional accountants: assurance readiness, controls, reporting discipline, and decision-useful metrics

1. Engagement-Focused Facilitation
EcoVision delivered interactive sessions with case prompts, mini-exercises, and a structured Q&A segment to address student questions and clarify misconceptions.
2. Learning Materials and Post-Event Support
We provided slide decks, framework summary sheets, and recommended reading lists that universities could reuse for student revision and future cohorts.

Quality and Impact
EcoVision applied consistent delivery standards across institutions, monitored participant feedback, and refined content to improve clarity and relevance.

The program strengthened ESG literacy, helped students connect sustainability topics to finance and accounting practice, and encouraged practical discussion on how ESG is implemented in organisations.

Outcome
Universities received a complete, well-structured ESG education session that improved student capability, promoted responsible business awareness, and reinforced the role of future professionals in sustainability reporting and governance.