During the autumn of 2022, nine higher education institutions have carried out the project "Open to the climate", where they have created open online education for climate change to support society's climate transition. The aim is to enable shorter further education in relevant areas, such as engineering, science, procurement law, computer science and urban social planning etc.
On their website you can find a large number of courses in, among other things, computer science, circular economy, battery technology, raw materials, urban planning and much more. All courses are available to everyone, do not require any special prior knowledge and are completely free of charge.
The courses are presented (in english) here.
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