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This program seeks to equip professionals from various industries with the critical skills and expertise they need to improve sustainability in their given spheres of influence. You will discover the relevant data-driven tools necessary to convert the knowledge acquired into real-world, actionable strategies to employ in your own organizations.
Become part of the MIT community and increase your networking opportunities with other Alumni.
Develop your Impact Project by collaboratively designing a business solution that addresses a real-world challenge, applying the tools and strategies gained throughout the program.
Live online immersive sessions with MIT Faculty and subject matter expert speakers.
Certificate Award Ceremony at MIT's campus in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
This Professional Certificate Program in Sustainability is designed for:
Engineers and technical professionals aiming to develop data-informed, energy technology-based solutions for climate change.
C-suite and senior managers looking to understand systems theory in the context of infrastructure and engineering.
Policymakers and development agencies interested in sustainable infrastructure for economic growth.
R&D, finance, and investment managers wanting to optimize energy portfolios by anticipating technological breakthroughs.
Climate Consortium members focused on rapidly scaling solutions for climate challenges globally.
Consultants seeking to offer sustainable infrastructure solutions with industry-recognized expertise.
Material-intensive industries looking to reduce environmental impact with sustainable construction practices.
Professionals in marketing, sales, business development, consulting, and policy interested in sustainable solutions for their fields.
Professor of Building Technology Program in the Department of Architecture and Director of MIT Environmental Solutions Initiative
Director, MIT System Architecture Lab
Associate Dean of Engineering, Associate Professor of the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at MIT, and Co-Director of MIT Climate and Sustainability Consortium
Research scientist, MIT and Adjunct Lecturer in Public Policy, Harvard Kennedy School
Professor, Institute for Data, Systems, and Society, MIT
Professor of Aeronautics and Astronautics and Engineering Systems, MIT
Root causes of environmental decline
Technologies that enable circular economy
Metrics and evaluation methods
Outputs of circular economy models
Complete the application form and pay the non-refundable fee.
Receive a call for an interview with our admissions team.
Our Admission Committee will inform the final decision within 2 business days.
Your place in the course will be confirmed and you will receive a welcome email with the next steps.
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