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Course Examples:

• Global Development for Engineers: Understand the legacy of colonization, become familiar with the stakeholders that shape the global development agenda, explore development sectors, increase awareness of global development problems and improve critical thinking in order to produce policy memos, technical briefs and present evidence-based analysis.
• Global Development Practicum: Engage in a significant field-based experience in a low- or middle-income context. Synthesize and integrate knowledge and skills gained in our other courses.Ìý
• Introduction to Humanitarian Aid: Understand the opportunities and challenges of the humanitarian-development nexus,Ìý
  Introduction to Humanitarian Aid: Learn how humanitarian aid is organized and delivered around the world, how emergency response and long-term development efforts work together, and what it takes to prepare for, respond to, and recover from crises.
• Data Analytics for Development: Learn to use common data science tools—including R, RStudio, tidyverse, and Quarto—to analyze data and communicate solutions to challenges in water, sanitation, air quality, and global health. They will also develop skills in open and collaborative research practices by using Git and GitHub to manage, share, and reproduce data analysis projects.
  
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Who's It For?

• Working engineers seeking sustainability credentials
• International professionals preparing for a US graduate degree
• Career changers pivoting into climate, water or carbon markets
• Anyone who wants to test graduate school before committing, not just engineers

Scholarship Details

• Merit scholarships can reduce tuition to as low as $250/credit or $3,000 total for all 12 credits
• Applicants will be invited to apply after their application is reviewed and accepted.

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