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This learning path equips architects and builders with the knowledge to apply green building principles that reduce environmental impact. It covers foundational concepts, energy and water efficiency, sustainable materials, indoor environmental quality, and an introduction to LEED certification.
This learning path prepares aspiring environmental consultants for the core responsibilities of the profession. It covers the regulatory framework, site assessment phases, remediation strategies, and the professional skills needed for effective reporting and client interaction. The path progresses from foundational environmental science and law through practical assessment and management techniques to professional practice.
This advanced learning path equips EHS professionals with the knowledge to integrate environmental management and occupational health and safety. It covers foundational concepts, risk communication, hazard communication, emergency response, and the role of basic toxicology, culminating in a capstone on integrated EHS management systems.
This advanced learning path equips law and policy graduate students to apply major U.S. environmental statutes and understand enforcement mechanisms. It covers the Clean Air Act, Clean Water Act, and CERCLA, including liability and judicial review, building from foundational policy and administrative law concepts.
This path equips environmental management professionals with the knowledge and skills to plan, conduct, and report environmental performance audits, with a focus on compliance and ISO 14001 alignment. It covers audit types, protocols, regulatory frameworks, and effective reporting.
This path equips students in agriculture and environmental science with the knowledge to evaluate how farming practices affect the environment. It covers core ecological and chemical principles, major impacts from pesticides, fertilizers, irrigation, and soil degradation, and introduces sustainable alternatives and food systems thinking. The path emphasizes practical assessment skills for careers in environmental consulting, policy, and sustainable agriculture.
This learning path introduces students to the ecological principles that govern urban environments. It covers foundational ecology, urban ecosystem structure and function, key challenges such as the urban heat island effect and biodiversity loss, and practical applications like green infrastructure and sustainable design. The path is designed for university students in urban studies or environmental science seeking career-relevant skills.
This learning path equips students with the analytical tools to understand and evaluate environmental injustice. It covers foundational concepts of environmental justice, key mechanisms producing disparities, and frameworks for analyzing community impacts and policy responses.
This learning path equips graduate students in environmental science and engineering with the knowledge and skills to conduct and interpret life cycle assessments (LCA) of products and services. It covers the ISO-standardized phases—goal and scope, inventory analysis, impact assessment, and interpretation—along with essential prerequisites in environmental science and engineering basics, and hands-on practice with LCA software.
This advanced learning path equips water management students with the knowledge and skills to apply integrated approaches to water resource management. It covers hydrological principles, policy frameworks, and practical strategies for stakeholder engagement, water allocation, demand management, environmental flows, and adaptive management.