Climate, Covid, Conflicts, Carbon and Cyberwarps put this interesting course Systems, Sustainability and Social Justice at focus. Globalization, multilateralism, interrelatedness of approaches is configured in this offering weaving together systems thinking, social cohesion and sustainable development. Local, regional, global interconnect create economic, environmental, and societal value-added. Institutions and businesses have the onus to portray good governance, societal inclusiveness, and environmental sustainability. Silo-ed approaches has put resources access in jeopardy. Disaster vulnerability resulted in search of resilience bringing policymakers, processors, financiers, insurers, community to search for innovation, liveability, transformation.   This course offering is a bridge that weaves systems thinking, sustainability and social justice. Apparently the areas may appear to be different, yet the participants in this course are drawn to systems-driven group think, engaged to configure implementable solutions that create business value, that are structured as a systemic architecture and that resonate with social justice and good governance practices. The course is run with theories, models and cases, which will prepare participants to understand, analyse and configure change that add value to the business entity, to the environment and the  society. This course will, for instance, explore why collective efforts matter and how business can be a catalyst for system-level change in the face of significant global issues, such as climate change and income inequality. Students will learn the need to examine the broader environmental, political, economic and social landscape in which they operate, including the role of government, investors, and customers.