Bard Center for Environmental Policy
The climate degree covers the interplay between climate systems, ecosystems, and agricultural systems on the one hand and solutions on the other, training future policy leaders to guide efforts in greenhouse gas mitigation and adaptation. The curriculum incorporates science, economics, policy, law, and tools of analysis. Most students follow the two-year program, which includes a four- to six-month internship and a Master’s Project.
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