Kaleigh Harrison
The Columbia Climate School has introduced the first Master of Science in Climate Finance in the United States. This exciting new program, created in partnership with Columbia Business School, combines climate science knowledge with advanced financial skills.
This one-year program covers key topics in climate finance:
- Adaptation and mitigation strategies
- International climate finance and policy
- Capital markets and sustainable investments
- Energy and infrastructure financing
As climate issues become more pressing, the need for climate finance experts is growing. Many organizations, including financial institutions and government agencies, are looking for skilled professionals to evaluate climate-related financial risks and to find sustainable investment opportunities. Graduates of this program will be ready for important roles in business, finance, government, and global climate initiatives.
To help future leaders in climate finance, the Columbia Climate School will offer Stanley Park Climate Finance Scholarships. These scholarships are aimed at students with financial needs, with a particular focus on those from emerging economies and those dedicated to careers in the public and nonprofit sectors.
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