Water Security & Stewardship
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Water Security & Stewardship at Coursera Overview
Water Security & Stewardship
at Coursera
Duration | 9 hours |
Start from | Start Now |
Total fee | Free |
Mode of learning | Online |
Official Website | Explore Free Course  |
Credential | Certificate |
Water Security & Stewardship at Coursera Highlights
Water Security & Stewardship
at Coursera
- Earn a certificate from PepsiCo
- Add to your LinkedIn profile
- October 2023
- 9 quizzes, 1 assignment
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Water Security & Stewardship at Coursera Course details
Water Security & Stewardship
at Coursera
Skills you will learn
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- In order to access this course without a fee, please follow the below steps:
- 1. Click the blue "Enroll" button
- 2. At the bottom of the pop-up window, click the "Audit the course" option
- 3. For more information on auditing a course, please see details in this Learner Help Center article: https://www.coursera.support/s/article/209818613-Enrollment-options?language=en_US
- In this course, spread over ten modules, participants will learn about:
- - the water cycle
- - hydrology
- - groundwater models
- - human impacts on freshwater ecosystems
- - water governance
- - water law
- - the economics of water infrastructure
- - scenario planning and municipal water
Water Security & Stewardship at Coursera Curriculum
Water Security & Stewardship
at Coursera
Water Security
Welcome to the PepsiCo Water Stewardship Training Program!
Suggested Pace for Completion
Pre-Course Knowledge Check
Pre-Course Survey
Overview - Water Security
1.1 What is Water Security?
1.2 Source Water Protection - Challenges and Solutions
1.3 What is a Water Fund?
Water in the Supply Chain
Corporate Water Stewardship
Course Completion
Water Security & Stewardship at Coursera Admission Process
Water Security & Stewardship
at Coursera
Important Dates
May 25, 2024
Course Commencement Date
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