Climate Courses

Offerings for Fall 2008:

• Ice and Climate (ATM S 514/ ESS 535)

  Ice and Climate (ATM S 514/ ESS 535)

• Principles of Glaciology (ESS 431)

  Principles of Glaciology (ESS 431)

• Environmental Change in the Glacial Ages (ESS 433)

  Environmental Change in the Glacial Ages (ESS 433)

• Current Research in Climate Change (ATM S/ OCEAN/ ESS 586)

  Current Research in Climate Change (ATM S/ OCEAN/ ESS 586)

• Global Warming: Understanding the Issues (ATM S 111)

  Global Warming: Understanding the Issues (ATM S 111)

• Climate Dynamics (ATM S/ ESS/ OCEAN 587)

  Climate Dynamics (ATM S/ ESS/ OCEAN 587)

• Global Atmospheric Chemistry (ATM S/ CHEM 458)

  Global Atmospheric Chemistry (ATM S/ CHEM 458)

• Atmospheric Physics and Chemistry (ATMS 501)

  Atmospheric Physics and Chemistry (ATMS 501)

• Marine Chemistry (OCEAN 520)

  Marine Chemistry (OCEAN 520)

• Governmental Responses to Climate Change (SMA 521)

  Governmental Responses to Climate Change (SMA 521)

• Peak Oil and Climate Change: Freshman Seminar

  Peak Oil and Climate Change: Freshman Seminar

• Writing about Science & Technology for General Audiences (OCN 506)

  Writing about Science & Technology for General Audiences (OCN 506)

Program on Climate Change Core Courses

The Program on Climate Change has developed a logically linked sequence of three 3-credit graduate level courses that will be taught every year, plus a 1-2 credit seminar class. The PCC-courses and several others fulfill requirements in more than one department. Cross-listed and single department courses that address climate and climate change related issues are assembled in these pages. The Program on the Environment has an extensive listing of environmentally related courses. Please let us know if you have a class that should be listed here.

Current Offerings

• Fall 2008

Upcoming Offerings

• Winter 2009
• Spring 2009

Past Offerings

• Spring 2008
• Winter 2008

Climate Related Courses