The program is a joint initiative of the Departments of History and Geography, Social and Public Affairs, and Earth and Life Sciences (Master of Environmental Education and Resources). It is designed for graduate students and professionals and combines theoretical knowledge with practical applications. The program takes place in the summer of 2024, allowing participants to maximize their vacation time for learning. It is tailored for elementary school teachers and provides opportunities for professional development, research, and exploration of sustainable development practices. Credits earned through the program can be applied to master's programs, reducing the length of study after formal admission. The program also makes the most of campus resources, encouraging continuing education and lifelong learning.

Implemented by Office of Continuing and Extension Education
Date: 2024/07/06-2024/09/01