Certificate In Climate Change
offered by University of Pennsylvania

Private University
299 acre campus
Estd. 1740

Certificate In Climate Change
at
UPenn
Overview

To empower individuals to become informed climate change advocates, capable of contributing to climate action and sustainable development efforts in their communities, workplaces, and beyond

Duration	8 weeks
Mode of learning	Online
Official Website	Go to Website
Course Level	UG Certificate

Certificate In Climate Change
at
UPenn
Highlights

Earn a certificate from University of Pennsylvania
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Certificate In Climate Change
at
UPenn
Course details

Skills you will learn

Communication skills Renewable Energy

Who should do this course?

Professionals Seeking to Expand Their Knowledge and Expertise in Climate Change

What are the course deliverables?

Reconstruct the history and scales of climate changes
Learn basic atmospheric and ocean dynamics to understand fundamental climatic processes and future changes
Examine the mechanisms that act to drive climate change
Analyze long-term natural climate variability on a global and regional scale
Understand the importance of natural environmental change as a benchmark against which to assess human impacts, recent climate change, and future environmental change
Deepen insights into methods of scientific inquiry
Refine communication skills to effectively share an understanding of climate change, with a focus on both science and policy implications

More about this course

Climate change represents one of the most controversial and least understood threats to human, economic and environmental well-being on a global scale
The study of climate change offers an opportunity to develop the skills and effective policies to reduce risk and better adapt to a changing environment
Within the disciplines of oceanic and atmospheric science, you focus on the mechanisms that drive climate change, both natural and the result of human actions
You also develop the communication skills to more effectively share an understanding of climate change and its relevant policy implications with a broad audience