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This advanced graduate-level path explores the complex links between climate change and conflict. It integrates climate science fundamentals with social science theories of conflict, examining key pathways such as resource scarcity, migration, and governance. The path emphasizes critical analysis of evidence and concludes with peacebuilding applications.
This advanced graduate-level path equips students in agriculture and environmental science with the knowledge to analyze the complex links between climate change and food systems. It covers climate science fundamentals, direct and indirect impacts on crop yields and supply chains, adaptation strategies, policy frameworks, and nutritional implications, culminating in an integrated analysis of food security under a changing climate.
This advanced graduate-level path equips students with the knowledge to understand how satellites monitor climate. It covers the physics of radiative transfer, satellite sensor technologies, the derivation of essential climate variables, and the creation of long-term climate data records, emphasizing the role of calibration and uncertainty analysis.
This graduate-level path equips learners with the knowledge and skills to apply machine learning to climate science problems. It covers climate system fundamentals, data handling, core ML and deep learning techniques, and advanced applications in model emulation, weather forecasting, pattern recognition, and climate extremes, emphasizing responsible research practices.
This learning path provides a graduate-level foundation for understanding and critically evaluating climate geoengineering technologies. It covers the scientific basis of climate change, the two main categories of geoengineering (Solar Radiation Management and Carbon Dioxide Removal), and the essential ethical, governance, and risk considerations. The path is designed for environmental science students and emphasizes interdisciplinary analysis and informed evaluation.
This learning path equips educators and communicators with the knowledge and skills to design and deliver impactful climate education programs. It covers climate science foundations, pedagogical strategies, curriculum design, resource selection, engagement techniques, and evaluation methods.
This graduate-level path equips students with a comprehensive understanding of carbon dioxide removal (CDR) technologies, covering biological, geological, and ocean-based approaches. It emphasizes the scientific principles, monitoring techniques, and permanence considerations essential for engineering and environmental science careers focused on climate mitigation.
This advanced graduate-level path equips students in energy/environmental science with the knowledge to analyze renewable energy's role in climate mitigation. It covers the physics and climate science foundations, renewable technologies, grid integration, and the impacts of climate change on renewable resources.
This advanced learning path equips EIA professionals to integrate climate change considerations throughout the environmental impact assessment process. It covers the fundamentals of EIA, climate science, GHG accounting, climate risk assessment, adaptation planning, and effective reporting, culminating in a capstone project.
This advanced professional learning path equips urban and environmental planners with the knowledge and skills to develop climate resilience plans. It covers climate science fundamentals, vulnerability and risk assessment, adaptation strategy development, stakeholder engagement, and plan implementation and monitoring.