Rize's Climate Tech program is intended to be offered as a minor or concentration for business, technology, and engineering students to gain specialist skills about climate issues and solutions. The 4-course sequence will help students target roles such as Sustainability Project Manager, Climate Data Scientist, and Renewable Energy Engineer.
You can launch this Climate Tech program as a minor or a concentration within Business, Technology, and Engineering programs by adding 4 Rize courses to your existing catalog. Expand below to read the course descriptions.
Climate challenges and solutions are transforming careers, companies and industries around the world. People who grasp the climate landscape are shaping the future, and landing great jobs in the present. This course offers a comprehensive overview of the history, science and impacts of climate change. The course content and projects will prepare you to communicate about climate - and climate change - effectively in any field.
Climate science, technology, sustainability and policy career opportunities are growing dramatically. However, the pathway to land jobs in the climate area can be confusing. This practical course offers hands-on projects for goal setting, strategy development, resume, and interview skills to support your career exploration. By the end of this course, you’ll understand the industry, career landscape, opportunities, and how to chart a successful career in climate tech.
Climate change poses incredible risks for humanity and the planet – but cutting-edge technologies and sustainable business practices offer new hope for the future. This course presents climate innovations and solutions through project-based coursework. You will explore specific sectors where your career skills can contribute to climate solutions – such as finance, engineering, and data science.
Climate change crosses borders and affects every person and every nation on Earth. This course presents a global perspective on challenges and opportunities in the climate sector, with a focus on policy and economics. You will evaluate the economic impacts of climate change and explore questions about national and international climate policy.