Certificate in Climate Change and Society

About this programme

Program 3.0 courses: 1.0 course : Geography and Environment 2133A/B, Geography and Environment 3350A/B . 2.0 courses from: Art History 3674F/G, Art History 4642F/G, Biology 2485A/B, Biology 3425F/G, Chemistry 2210A/B, Economics 2172A/B, Economics 3374A/B, Gender, Sexuality, and Women's Studies 2165A/B, Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies 3312F/G, Geography and Environment 2144A/B, Geography and Environment 2162A/B, Geography and Environment 2310A/B, Geography and Environment 2320A/B, Geography and Environment 2330A/B, Geography and Environment 2411F/G, Geography and Environment 3352A/B, Geography and Environment 3413F/G, Geography and Environment 3441F/G, Geography and Environment 3443F/G, Geography and Environment 3445F/G, Geography and Environment 3446F/G, Geography and Environment 4350A/B, Geography and Environment 4410A/B, Geography and Environment 4450F/G, Health Sciences 3650F/G, Governance, Leadership and Ethics 2005F/G, History 3723F/G, Indigenous Studies 2601F/G, Philosophy 2242F/G, Philosophy 2356F/G, Philosophy 3850F/G, Political Science 3379E, Sociology 2155A/B, Sociology 4471F/G, the former Geography 3353A/B, the former Geography 3414A/B. Note : Students may pursue the Certificate in Climate Change and Society concurrently with other programs in Geography and Environment. All of the Geography and Environment courses in the Certificate program can count towards other undergraduate programs. Students who have successfully completed the majority of the courses for this Certificate prior to graduation may complete requirements post-degree.