Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) deals with the responsibility of companies to society and the environment. CSR professionals develop strategies and projects that align social, ecological and economic goals. They analyze the impact of entrepreneurial action and develop concepts to improve sustainability and promote social interests.
In Germany, the average salary of a Corporate Social Responsibility Manager is about €52,400 gross per year, which corresponds to a monthly salary of about €4,367. The salary range is between €44,400 and €62,500 gross per year. The average salary is about €54,500 gross per year, with a range of €49,000 to €60,000 gross per year. In different regions such as Hamburg, Bavaria and Berlin, salaries can vary slightly, but in general they remain in this range.
A career in Corporate Social Responsibility usually requires a university degree in economics, environmental sciences, social sciences or similar disciplines, and further training in sustainability or CSR can also be beneficial.
In the field of corporate social responsibility, there are numerous career opportunities, both in large companies and in NGOs. Entry opportunities range from CSR analysts to managers to senior positions in the field of sustainability. As experience increases, professionals have the opportunity to change into strategic roles and participate in the design of company-wide CSR initiatives.
