Environment (T16) | Open University

Course summary

Explore how our environment shapes our lives, and how our actions shape the environment. This certificate introduces you to the natural and social sciences behind today’s most pressing challenges, from climate change to sustainable living. You’ll study how human activity affects the world around us, and how scientific and social insights can guide better decisions for the future. Along the way, you’ll build analytical and critical thinking skills that are useful in many settings. It’s also a first step towards further study in environmental science and related fields.

Key features of the course

Develop the knowledge and skills needed to understand and interpret local and global environmental problems
Equip yourself to contribute positively to debates in this field
Build a solid foundation for further study

Entry requirements

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