Explore courses from experienced, real-world carbon and climate experts.
Charts pathways to sustainability via globalisation, governance approaches and ecological citizenship, drawing on The Open University's environmental science expertise.
Describes the greenhouse effect, required GHG emission cuts, the role of international negotiations, and the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy.
Focuses on GHG emissions (especially CO2), carbon footprints of individuals and households, and practical reduction measures.
Explores the physical science of climate change: greenhouse effect, radiative forcing, human influences, attribution challenges and IPCC consensus.
Examines whether renewable technologies (solar, wind, hydro, etc.) can realistically replace fossil fuels and addresses grid intermittency and storage.
Covers environmental management and sustainability strategies in organisations, including corporate sustainability reporting, ISO 14001, and the role of stakeholders.
Explores sustainable transport issues, the role of technology and society in reducing transport's environmental impact.