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Sustainability Degree ProgramThe Sustainability degree program allows students to explore the critical environmental factors affecting air, water, climate, sustainability, and ecosystems. The master’s degree primes graduates to create solutions to the crises affecting our global community.
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Sustainability Certificates
Lead a sustainable revolution at your organization. Through the five-course sustainability certificate, you’ll acquire foundational knowledge in environmental management and build skills to implement best practices in sustainability management. Learn more about the Sustainability graduate certificates.
Inside ExtensionAn online gateway for news, blogs, stories and events which features regular submissions on environmental studies and sustainability.
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Harvard Extension School Environmental Club
Established in 2004, the Harvard Extension Environmental Club, or HEEC, is made up of students and alumni of the Environmental Management Program and other interested members at the Harvard University Extension School.
The EC mission is to provide a network and connection to the Harvard University Community at large by organizing social and environmental activities. The club activities include guest lectures, career network socials, field trips, site visits, and participation in volunteer events such as Earth Day and the annual Charles River Cleanup.
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Continuing Education (DCE) News
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April 21, 2017
We’re creating a healthier, low-carbon community...
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April 21, 2016
As a young man, Jacques Cousteau aspired to be a naval aviator, but a car accident diverted his dreams. Doctors suggested that he swim to regain his strength. It was this fortuitous turn of events...
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January 11, 2016
Esiobu explains her expanded understanding of toxic chemicals and public health.
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September 15, 2015
The concept seemed a bit strange at first, even bizarre: Take a biological function and apply it to urban planning. And when the urban space in question is Paris, the venerable City of Light, the...
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April 21, 2017We’re creating a healthier, low-carbon community...
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April 21, 2016As a young man, Jacques Cousteau aspired to be a naval aviator, but a car accident diverted his dreams. Doctors suggested that he swim to regain his strength. It was this fortuitous turn of events...
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January 11, 2016Esiobu explains her expanded understanding of toxic chemicals and public health.
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September 15, 2015The concept seemed a bit strange at first, even bizarre: Take a biological function and apply it to urban planning. And when the urban space in question is Paris, the venerable City of Light, the...
