Management School

ISEP Introduction to Net Zero [UK] is an ISEP (Institute of Sustainability and Environmental Professionals) certified course which gives a succinct overview of what net zero means as a response to the climate crisis and how it can be delivered within organisations. It is comprised of four sections, providing learners with a basic introduction to the concept of net zero. 

1. What does net zero mean?
2. Why net zero?
3. What can my organisation do about it?
4. How should we communicate net zero in a way which avoids greenwash?

Duration of the course is 2.5hrs and will start at 0930. The venue is the University of Liverpool.

The ISEP Pathways to Net Zero Course is a course which gives clear, consistent guidance on best practice on response to the climate crisis, the course aims to provide supervisors and leaders with a strategic and operational overview of environmental sustainability as it affects their specific industry and work area. 

There are eight Learning Outcomes for ISEP Pathways to Net Zero which correspond to the sections of the course:

1. Why net zero?
2. Responding to net zero
3. Greenhouse gas accounting – a primer
4. Carbon neutrality
5. Net zero methodologies
6. Developing a decarbonisation plan
7. Net zero across the value chain
8. Communicating net zero

The course will begin at 0930 and end at 1630 each day. The venue is the University of Liverpool.

This course gives a clear, practical overview of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) and what it means for your organisation, how to calculate embedded emissions, how to create a Value Chain Map (VCM), how to collect and organise data for the verification requirements and how to measure and reduce your carbon tax liability.

This course provides a clear understanding of Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) and Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs). Delivered by an EPD verifier. In particular it will focus on how you quantify the full environmental impact of a product across its lifecycle, the mandatory requirements for selling products in Europe , and the key steps involved in developing an EPD.

Leading the AI-Native Organisation: From Copilots to Agentic Orchestration is a one-day executive education course for leaders who want a practical, non-technical understanding of how artificial intelligence can move beyond individual productivity gains and begin to shape how organisations actually work.

Many organisations have already adopted AI tools such as Copilot, ChatGPT or Claude, and many leaders are experimenting with them at an individual level. But using AI to draft emails, summarise documents or speed up isolated tasks is not the same as becoming AI-native. This course is designed to help senior leaders, functional directors, owner-managers, founders and transformation leads think more clearly about what it means for an organisation to be ready for AI, rather than simply equipped with AI tools.

Course fee includes a 30 day check-in with the course leader for troubleshooting and reflection, lunch, refreshments and a University of Liverpool certificate of participation.

A discount is available when booking both Becoming AI Native courses.

Your Personal AI Agent: Building an Operating System for Your Life is a one-day, in-person, executive education workshop at the University of Liverpool Management School. It is designed for busy professionals who want a clearer understanding of agentic AI and a hands-on introduction to building simple, useful workflows.

Across the day, participants will explore how AI agents differ from chatbots, how they can support the coordination of diaries, inboxes, tasks and research, and how to design a personal system that works across multiple tools. The course is highly practical and non-technical, with no coding experience required.

Course fee includes a 30 day check-in with the course leader for troubleshooting and reflection, lunch, refreshments and a University of Liverpool certificate of participation.

A discount is available when booking both Becoming AI Native courses.