Global Warming Science

Applications close Anytime. Tuition is $120 USD.

The Global Warming Science program is a non-degree course that teaches students about global warming science in English at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. It's 1 week long and can be taken online. The program is open to students with a pre-high school education level.

The curriculum covers topics related to global warming science, helping students develop skills in understanding climate change. They will learn about the science behind global warming and its effects on the environment.

Students who complete this program can pursue careers such as Environmental Scientist, Climate Change Analyst, or Sustainability Specialist. They can work in industries such as environmental consulting or for government agencies that focus on climate change.

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