Arizona State University - Careers in Sustainability
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Careers in Sustainability at Coursera Overview
Careers in Sustainability
at Coursera
Duration | 14 hours |
Total fee | Free |
Mode of learning | Online |
Difficulty level | Beginner |
Official Website | Explore Free Course  |
Credential | Certificate |
Careers in Sustainability at Coursera Highlights
Careers in Sustainability
at Coursera
- Earn a Certificate upon completion
Careers in Sustainability at Coursera Course details
Careers in Sustainability
at Coursera
Skills you will learn
More about this course
- This course is an introduction to careers in sustainability, focusing primarily on the role of a sustainability analyst at public and private organizations
- Through a mix of video, print, peer review, and interactive content, learners will be able to explain sustainability and the specifics of a sustainability analyst?s job within an organization
- Throughout the course, learners can practice what they learn and get feedback from their peers to build their skills
- Additionally, knowledge checks provide milestones for learners to ensure that they understand the necessary information about each topic presented
- This combination of practical skills and specialized content makes this course a unique foundation for the rest of the specialization
Careers in Sustainability at Coursera Curriculum
Careers in Sustainability
at Coursera
Introduction to careers in sustainability
Course Learning Objectives
Accessing text-only transcripts
Knowledge Check
What does a sustainability analyst do?
Practice the Job: Introduction
Knowledge Check
Knowledge Check
How to find trends in data
Mid-course Assessment
What is Lifecycle Evaluation?
Practice the Job: Introduction
Knowledge Check
What is the biggest difference between private and public sustainability analyst roles?
Practice the Job: Introduction
Knowledge Check
Knowledge Check
Final Course Assessment
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