This study delves into how students view Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and its link to environmental sustainability, focusing on the role they will play as future business leaders in promoting environmentally friendly practices. As society increasingly expects companies to act ethically and care for our Mother Earth, it\'s important to understand what students know, believe, and expect about CSR. To explore this, the study using quantitative approached from the School of Business Administration of different universities. Analyzing their responses showed that most students strongly believe in the importance of adopting and maintaining CSR efforts that benefit the environment. Their views were especially positive about
about actions like recycling, managing waste properly, and reducing harmful environmental impacts. research also found a strong connection between how students see CSR and how well they understand its environmental significance. This suggests that when students are more aware of CSR, they also better appreciate sustainable business practices. Based these findings, the study highlights the need to improve CSR education for the future business leaders
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Business Leaders for Ethical and Eco-Friendly Practices balance making profits with caring for society and the environment. Additionally, it introduces the \"5R\'s CSR Goals\"-Recycling, Reduction, Replenish, Re-educate, and Responsibility-as a clear and practical way to combine CSR with environmental care in both business and education. By adopting these ideas, organizations can act more responsibly, supporting not just their business goals but also the well-being of communities and for our Mother Earth. This study offers useful insights for making CSR education more effective and encouraging companies to embrace sustainability.