An Environmental Program That Unites Nature and Society
"We stand," says the Earth Charter, "at a critical mom ent in
Earth's history, a time when humanity must choose its future."
If you want to develop a society that respects nature and
people, then check out Antioch's master's degree in Environment and Community.
The M.A. in Environment and Community offers you an
opportunity to help build a truly sustainable and just society. Working together, students and faculty explore through permaculture courses, classes on community development, and alternative agricultural and food systems, healthy environments, alternative agricultural and food systems, renewable energy, environmental education, local economies, environmental justice, green building, deep ecology, environmental policy and many other topics.
An Environmental Program That Shows Your Part in the Whole
By focusing on what you can do to nurture positive social and environmental change, you'll become an effective leader for sustainability. By combining natural and social science perspectives, this degree enables you to "think globally and act locally."
Whether you are an environmental activist, a teacher, an urban planner, a consultant, a scientist or a business leader, an M.A. in Environment and Community helps you to understand environmental and social problems, and gives you the tools to design and implement creative solutions.
The M.A. in Environment and Community is one of the graduate degrees offered by the Center for Creative Change.
If you want to strengthen your skills to lead environmental and social change, but aren't quite ready to commit to an environmental program that leads to a degree, then consider a nine-month graduate certificate in ecological planning and design.
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