Format | Online |
Schedule | October 14 to December 13, 2024 (4 courses over 8 weeks) |
Registrations Open | Now |
Registrations Close | October 1, 2024 |
Tuition | $2400 (whole program) $650 (per course) |
Contact | Dr. Sheri Andrews-Key, Program Director |
Refund Policy
If you would like to withdraw from a micro-certificate, including the courses that are part of these programs, please submit written notice via email at least seven business days before your program/course starts (if you register for a full program, please refer to the start date of the first course in the program). A 20% admin fee will be applied to the withdrawal and refund.
Registration
Important information regarding the StrongerBC future skills grant
If you are eligible for the StrongerBC future skills grant and wish to use your funds to register for this program, please wait until the new FSG application system opens to apply for funding and receive instructions to register. If you would like to receive a notification when the application system opens, we invite you to subscribe to our waitlist.
Registrations for the Online Micro-Certificate: Climate Vulnerability & Adaptation are currently open.
Interested in joining a future session? Join our waitlist to receive a notification when registration for the next offering opens.
Full Certificate
The full certificate will include 4 courses (3 core courses + 1 out of 2 elective courses). Please select one of the options below based on which elective you prefer.
Individual Courses
Note: Courses must be taken in sequential order, as they build on one another.
Course 1: Climate Change Science Application in Vulnerability Assessments
Course 2: Climate Change Adaptive Capacity of Sustainable Forest Management
Course 3: Climate Change Adaptation Development and Implementation
Electives
Note: Students are required to take one of these courses to complete the certificate.
Elective 1: Climate Change Vulnerability Assessments: Policy Implications and the Business Case for Adaptation
Elective 2: Introduction to Climate and Ecological Models for Forest Adaptation