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Masdar Institute and Zayed University partner on Renewable Energy Research and Education

Masdar Institute of Science and tech

The Masdar Institute of Science and Technology and Zayed University today announced the establishment of a partnership to advance education and research on the social, behavioural and economic issues surrounding renewable and sustainable energy.  The strategic alliance also provides a framework for two of Abu Dhabi’s leading institutions to advance the Emirate’s development as a [...]

Is Online Education Inherently Greener than its Traditional Counterpart?

I am someone who has been lucky enough to have done University both from a distance perspective, and living on-campus while attending classroom based courses.  I originally chose an on-line MBA program to pursue because I travelled extensively for work – it allowed me the flexibility I needed to juggle the work and grad school [...]

UCLA’s Institute of the Environment Launches Water Leadership Course

The University of California at Los Angeles’ (UCLA) Institute of the Environment (IoE) has received a five year, $100,000 grant from the Annenberg Foundation to launch the Dorothy Green Water Leadership Course.  This new class, developed in memory of Dorothy Green, will educate a new generation about water and environment in California and provide the [...]

University of Colorado at Boulder Ranked One of Nation’s Top Campuses for Sustainability by Sustainable Endowments Institute

The University of Colorado at Boulder is again ranked one of the top campuses in the nation for sustainability by the Sustainable Endowments Institute, a special project of Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors. CU-Boulder today earned an “A-” grade, the highest grade given, on the institute’s College Sustainability Report Card 2010, and was named an “Overall College [...]

Are there Really Green Jobs for Graduates?

Being in a graduate program (environmental management) which is definitely focused on a green career while juggling a full time job, I often hear rumblings from a students in a wide range of disciplines wondering if they will be able to get gainful employment in the new green economy.  Everything seems to be “emerging”, implying [...]

New College Degrees Prepare Students for High Demand Energy Jobs

 Idaho National Laboratory and Idaho State University have teamed to develop two new energy degree programs that specifically train students in mechanical engineering technology and wind power generation fields. The Energy Systems Mechanical Engineering Technology and Energy Systems Wind Energy Technician programs will be available for the fall 2009 semester. Both programs are accredited, two-year [...]

Green Education:Deloitte Center to Provide Training, Research and Development in Sustainability

Deloitte  announced this week the launch of the Center for Sustainability Performance (CSP) in Waltham, Massachusetts. The CSP will be led by Mark McElroy, Ph.D., and will provide on-site client training, research and development, with a focus on corporate sustainability measurement and reporting. Prior to joining Deloitte, McElroy served as executive director of the Center [...]

British Government Study Shows Benefits of Further Education to Employment and Future prospects.

Most college learners believe their course played an important role in getting a job, a Government report revealed today. In a survey of over 4,800 people who had completed a further education course and were out of work when they began their studies, 41% had secured a job two years after they had ‘graduated’, up [...]

Need Experience to Get that New Green Job? Be Creative!

You found yourself “downsized” but were able to get retraining in the emerging green career space.  You now find yourself eager to put to use the new knowledge and get back into the paid workplace.  What do you mean you need experience to get that new green job?  Wasn’t the point that you needed the [...]

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