BETH 751
Health and Human Rights
This course will examine health and health care in the context of human rights.
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Risks, Opportunities, And Investments In The Era Of Climate Change (ROICC)
The MBA course on "Risks, Opportunities, and Investments in an Era of Climate Change" offers a unique and comprehensive curriculum aimed at preparing the next generation of entrepreneurs, leaders, and investors to succeed in a rapidly changing economic landscape. This course is ideal for students who aspire to become entrepreneurs by starting their own company or joining a start-up that is driving innovation and solving challenges posed by climate change. Additionally, the course will benefit those who wish to lead or advise firms on transitioning their operations and business models to become more sustainable and innovative. Finally, the course will be beneficial to students seeking to understand the full spectrum of climate opportunities pursuing a career in venture capital, private equity, or public markets investing.
GOV 2739
Political Economy of Climate Change and the Environment
This graduate level course examines the political and economic drivers that have and will continue to change the Earth’s environment and climate. We will examine scholarship that debates the sources of these changes and the proposed solutions.
IGA 415M
Financing the Clean Energy Transition
Avoiding the most catastrophic impacts of climate change requires nearly a complete replacement of the world’s energy system. Although the timing and technology mix of this energy transition remain uncertain, it is clear that trillions of dollars in new investment will be needed for everything from wind- and solar-farms, to batteries and EV factories. This is far more than any government or international organization can spend, making the private sector critical to success. In this light, this module explores how policy can help the world to finance the energy transition by using the different financial instruments and institutions that exist.
SCI 6122
Environmental Systems 2 [Module 2]
Purpose: This course is the second of a two-module sequence in building technology (6121, 6122) and constitutes part of the core curriculum in architecture.
Thu, Jan 1, 1970
Thu, Jan 1, 1970
https://locator.tlt.harvard.edu/course/hks-170034/2024/fall/19523
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Tuesday nd Thursday, 9:00am - 10:15am
Thu, Jan 1, 1970
Thu, Jan 1, 1970
SCI 6372
Circuits, Circles, and Loops: Towards a Regenerative Architecture
This course asks how we design new architectures that fit within the circuits, circles, and loops of a healthy, regenerative material ecology.
API 148
Advanced Risk Management and Infrastructure Finance
The course presents an advanced treatment of the theory of financial risk management and its application to infrastructure finance.