About this course
Explore Climate Adaptation through online lessons, practical labs and a capstone. Practitioner level; estimated study time: 16 h.
Course curriculum
- Module 1 — Adaptation Concepts: Risk, Vulnerability and Adaptive Capacity
- Module 2 — Climate Information for Adaptation
- Module 3 — Options: Grey, Green and Soft
- Module 4 — Appraisal: Cost–Benefit, Multi-Criteria and Robustness
- Module 5 — Adaptation Pathways and Decision Making under Deep Uncertainty
- Module 6 — Maladaptation
- Module 7 — Monitoring and Evaluation
- Module 8 — Finance and Governance
Applied learning
- Case Study — Pennard's First Adaptation Plan
- Lab 1 — Heat adaptation options for Pennard's towns
- Lab 2 — Adaptation pathways for the Coast Road
- Lab 3 — A robustness test of a water-supply plan
- Capstone — An Adaptation Plan for a Real Decision
Who this course is for
Government Professional; GIS / Remote Sensing Professional; Researcher
Prerequisites
NE-ENV-101
Course details
Course code: NE-ENV-203. Delivery: Self-Paced / Instructor-Led. School: Climate, Environment & Natural Resources.
Includes online lessons and practice activities. Course materials are in pilot review.



