Delving into the evolution of climate from ancient epochs to the contemporary Anthropocene era, this course provides an understanding of climate change dynamics and their underlying mechanisms.
Explore the consequences of climate change
This course delves into how natural and human factors influence Earth's climate system and its interaction with physical, chemical, and biogeochemical processes. It examines the implications of climate change for both nature and society, and discusses various strategies aimed at addressing these challenges.
Throughout the course, we will analyze both historical and contemporary scenarios of climate change. You will also learn to critically examine the complex factors, both natural and human, influencing the climate and the various strategies used to minimize risks, such as emission reduction.
For aspiring changemakers
In an era where climate issues take center stage, an advanced understanding of climate science and climate change provides you with a robust foundation for further studies, research, or advocacy initiatives within various sectors.
Teaching methods
The course is entirely conducted in English and offers diverse teaching methods including lectures, laboratories, seminars, and written assignments.