Thu, Jan 1, 1970
CLIMATE AND SUSTAINABILITY
COURSES
Climate change is an urgent and multifaceted challenge facing all of society.
Harvard faculty teach an expanding array of courses examining the many dimensions of this shared challenge. Explore courses in climate and sustainability ranging from economics and English to public health and climate science.
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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.
MLD 620M
The Data Smart City: Driving Innovation with Technology
The complexity of governing cities continues to escalate as more of the world’s population will be living in urban areas by 2050. The problems of delivering basic services, while addressing climate and equity compound the challenge. This course seeks to equip students who wish to use digital tools to innovate with the knowledge and skills necessary to imagine and implement innovative solutions to public problems
ID 220
An Introduction to Planetary Health
This course is geared toward graduate students from all schools, but open to passionate undergraduates interested in exploring the implications of global environmental change on nutrition, infectious disease, mental health, and other domains of wellbeing. Throughout the course of the semester, students will engage in diverse materials from many types of examples of planetary health research, from nutrition and mental health, to infectious and non-communicable diseases.
Mon, Jan 26, 2026
PHYSCI 11
Foundations and Frontiers of Modern Chemistry: A Molecular and Global Perspective
The course emphasizes a molecular scale understanding of energy and entropy; free energy in equilibria, acid/base reactivity, and electrochemistry; molecular bonding and kinetics; catalysis in organic and inorganic systems; the union of quantum mechanics, nanostructures, and photovoltaics; and the analysis of nuclear energy.
Mon, Jan 26, 2026
HDS 2669
Place, World, Planet
Debates about the significance of the Earth are increasingly central to the humanities, as scholars wrestle with the impact of climate change in our work. Informed by these debates, this course explores imaginaries of Place, World, Planet at the intersections of Christian thought, colonialism, and geopolitics.
Mon, Jan 26, 2026