The Interdisciplinary Graduate Diploma (GDip) in Climate Change will help students gain insights into climate change research and professional practice from diverse disciplinary lenses, to inform more impactful climate action.
Graduate students from any faculty can go beyond the context of their own academic-professional silos to broadly engage with the complexity of whole-of-society climate change solutions from community to global scales.
This webinar is designed for current and future graduate students who are interested in completing the Climate Change diploma. Participants will learn about the admissions process, the required courses and the extra-curricular interdisciplinary activities. After the presentation there will be time for questions from the audience.
Speakers
Michèle Martin is the training program specialist at the Waterloo Climate Institute. Her role is to support university-wide climate change educational programming, as well as to advance and coordinate external professional development and training opportunities.
Dr. Daniel Scott is a Professor and Research Chair in the Department of Geography and Environmental Management at the University of Waterloo. He is the director of the Faculty of Environment's graduate climate change programs including the graduate diploma.