Master of Climate Change (MCC) - Internship (transfer entry)
University of Waterloo · ON · S176gkR0s3
Master of Climate Change (MCC) - Internship (transfer entry) is a Masters degree at University of Waterloo, ON. It covers areas like circular economy, project management, sustainability, postgraduate research methods, research projects, engineering project management. The summary below is compiled from public course information — approximate, not official.
University of Waterloo
Masters
What you'll study in Master of Climate Change (MCC) - Internship (transfer entry)
Example subjects: Sustainability Transitions in Cities, Graduate Capstone Project, Climate Change and Community Planning.
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What will I study in Master of Climate Change (MCC) - Internship (transfer entry)?
Master of Climate Change (MCC) - Internship (transfer entry) covers areas like sustainability, postgraduate-research-methods, urban-studies, circular-economy, community-development, project-management, sustainable-design, environmental-policy.
Who offers Master of Climate Change (MCC) - Internship (transfer entry)?
Master of Climate Change (MCC) - Internship (transfer entry) is offered by University of Waterloo, ON.
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