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Signatory Members

Joining PRME

There are over 16,000 business and management programs worldwide. Organisations that join PRME are expressing their conviction that higher education institutions integrating universal values into curriculum and research can contribute to a more sustainable and inclusive global economy, and help build more prosperous societies.

Why Join PRME?

  • PRME is the largest voluntary engagement platform for academic institutions to transform their teaching, research, and thought leadership in support of universal values of sustainability, responsibility, and ethics.
  • Institutions distinguish themselves as leaders of responsible management education, and gain recognition for their efforts to address United Nations-supported values.
  • Faculty and administrators from PRME Signatory Members gain access to dynamic local and global learning communities that collaborate on projects and events addressing the complex challenges facing business and society in the 21st century.
  • Students that are sensitized to sustainability values are in high demand among leading international businesses and organizations.
  • Communicate to your stakeholders — faculty, peers, students, businesses, and partners — about achievements through the Sharing Information on Progress (SIP) report.

Learn more about how higher education institutions are advancing universal values through their engagement in PRME in our blog, PRiMEtime!

How to Join?

Academic institutions that are publicly recognised (i.e. legal/government recognition) and are degree-granting (with business programs provided) are eligible to join PRME.

Please fill out this online form to start your application. Be sure to upload a Letter of Commitment signed by your institution's highest executive (Dean, President, etc) under "Edit Profile." You can find a template for the Letter of Commitment here.

Next Steps

After your application is validated and your signed Letter of Commitment received, your institution is ready to set in motion changes to implement the Six Principles and transform the operations, curriculum, and research.

  • Designate a faculty member or administrator to be the PRME coordinator at your institution
  • Begin preparing for your institution's Sharing Information on Progress (SIP) report
  • Contribute to the PRME Annual Service Fee
  • Engage in the PRME community! Contact your local PRME Chapter facilitator; get involved in an issue-area Working Group; check out upcoming activities and events taking place.
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