Studyhive - environmental science

In this course, students will conduct practical exercises illustrating a range of measurement and modeling techniques, including statistical analysis of ecological and environmental data and system dynamics modeling.

Quantitative Research in Sustainability | Harvard University

By Harvard Certificate or Program credits

$3,220

This course explores the complexity of crafting environmental policy that supports coastal resilience and encourages implementation of needed measures.

Policymaking for Coastal Resilience | Harvard University

By Harvard Certificate or Program credits

This course explores the historical, social, and environmental aspects of the global fashion industry and the current tools and methodologies available to improve it.

Sustainable Fashion | Harvard University

By Harvard Certificate or Program credits

This course demystifies underlying scientific concepts, including the science that drives outrage and brings concerns over toxics in consumer products to the fore.

Toxics in Consumer Products | Harvard University

By Harvard Certificate or Program credits

This course is intended for students interested in the supply-chain side of sustainable food and looks in detail at the supply chain of food production and the impact assessment of global food production.

Food Systems and Global Supply Chains | Harvard University

By Harvard Certificate or Program credits

This is a broad course, encompassing forestry, coastal management, energy, climate change, agriculture, history, and ecosystem succession.

Wetland Science and Policy | Harvard University

By Harvard Certificate or Program credits

This course integrates evolutionary and ecological theory into resource management, economics, sociology, business, psychology, and law to explore conservation strategies.

Environmental Conservation | Harvard University

By Harvard Certificate or Program credits

This course explores capital allocation decisions more broadly, looking at decisions made every day by governments, companies, and non-governmental organizations (NGOs).

Making the Sustainable Investment Case | Harvard University

By Harvard Certificate or Program credits

This course introduces students to the current landscape of sustainability assessment tools and explores the benefits that sustainable projects bring to public & private entities, local communities, and the planet in general.

Sustainable Infrastructure | Harvard University

By Harvard Certificate or Program credits

In this course students explore the evidence for the ways in which the natural environment supports well-being and talk about the implications for sustainability (of what to whom).

Socio-ecological Systems Thinking to Support a Regenerative Future | Harvard University

By Harvard Certificate or Program credits

This course provides a set of tools and skills to identify, evaluate, and improve the sustainability of supply chain operations, enabling students to understand core concepts of industrial and commercial activities.

Sustainable Manufacturing and Technologies | Harvard University

By Harvard Certificate or Program credits

This course focuses on the vital exological services oceans and coastal environments provide.

Sustainable Ocean Environments | Harvard University

By Harvard Certificate or Program credits

This course studies finance and sustainability as integrated subjects, covering diverse aspects of sustainable investments and offers tools for effective financial valuation and risk assessment.

In-Person

Introduction to Sustainable Finance and Investments | Harvard University

By Harvard Certificate or Program credits

Introductory

This course explores the legal framework in which climate change mitigation and adaptation actions occur and the policy tools available to regulators.

The Law and Policy of Climate Change: Influencing Decision Makers | Harvard University

By Harvard Certificate or Program credits

This course is designed to cultivate critical thinking as it relates to natural resources management to help each student understand common processes across natural systems and their interrelatedness.

In-Person

Principles of Natural Resources Management | Harvard University

By Harvard Certificate or Program credits

This course is organized around three modules: the business case for change; driving change at scale; and purpose driven systemic change.

Sustainable Business in the Twenty-First Century | Harvard University

By Harvard Certificate or Program credits

This course covers topics such as how urban agriculture spaces differ across variables like legality, goals, and actors and how growing food in Global North cities has a long past.

Urban Agriculture | Harvard University

By Harvard Certificate or Program credits