CARLETON UNIVERSITY · CANADA
Climate Change Collaborative Specialization
Master's · Taught in en
At a glance
24 mo
Duration
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Tuition / yr
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Language
Master's
Level
- 1-2 yearsProgram Length
- Fall, Summer, WinterEntry Terms
- Multiple DisciplinesInterdisciplinary Focus
- Masters LevelDegree Options (MA, MASc, MEng, MSc)
The climate crisis is a pressing global issue that requires interdisciplinary collaboration. This specialization at Carleton University brings together experts and students from across humanities, sciences, engineering, business, and public policy to address this complex challenge. You will gain a deeper understanding of the interconnected nature of climate change, exploring its impacts and potential solutions within ecosystems, communities, and institutions. This program fosters collaboration and provides opportunities to work with leading researchers on finding sustainable and equitable futures.
Careers
Graduates of this specialization will be well-prepared for a global workforce increasingly focused on climate change. You will develop a strong appreciation for how different disciplines approach climate change and how to collaborate effectively for a sustainable and equitable future. The multidisciplinary skills acquired are highly valued in various sectors.
- Industry
- Business
- Non-governmental organizations (NGOs)
- Government
- Communication and media
- Academia
Entry requirements
Primary Program ApplicationApplicants must first apply to a participating Master's program. This specialization is added to the primary degree.
The specific requirements for admission depend on the primary program to which you are applying. Please consult the department of your chosen Master's program for detailed prerequisites.
Fees
Tuition (international)Please consult the specific program page for tuition fees.
Tuition (home)Please consult the specific program page for tuition fees.
LivingEstimated living costs are not provided.
Tuition and fees vary by the primary program chosen.
How to apply
1. Choose a Primary ProgramSelect a Master's program from the list of partnering disciplines (e.g., MA, MASc, MEng, MSc) that aligns with your academic background and career goals.
2. Submit Primary Program ApplicationComplete and submit the application for your chosen Master's program through Carleton University's graduate admissions portal.
3. Indicate Interest in SpecializationWithin your primary program application, clearly state your interest in pursuing the Climate Change Collaborative Specialization.
4. Meet Program RequirementsEnsure you meet all academic and any English language proficiency requirements for the primary Master's program you are applying to.