Tamar Milne

Tamar Milne is a Lecturer in the Marketing and Behavioural Science Division at the UBC Sauder School of Business, part of The University of British Columbia. She specializes in sustainability, ethics, and social entrepreneurship education, emphasizing applied and experiential learning. Since 2007, she has designed and taught courses across undergraduate, MBA/IMBA, and dual-degree programs, including ethics, marketing strategy, and sustainability-focused subjects.

Education: BComm from UBC and MA from Royal Roads University.

Research interests include responsible business practices, integrating sustainability into curricula, and leveraging business as a force for social good. She has led initiatives such as chairing the Sustainability and Ethics Group and serving as a Teaching Fellow with UBC’s University Sustainability Initiative.

Award-winning educator: Recognized with prestigious awards like the UBC Killam Teaching Prize and multiple Sauder Alumni Talking Stick Awards for innovation. Her teaching focuses on student engagement and experiential learning.

Professional Service: Active in curriculum development, cross-program course coordination, and initiatives like the Aboriginal Management Program through the Ch’nook Initiative.