Graduates Either Employed or in Grad School
The percentage of 2023 Wentworth graduates who were employed or in grad school within 6 months.
About the Bachelor's Degree in Climate Resilience from Wentworth
Climate change disproportionately impacts the most vulnerable. The Climate Resilience program tackles the intersection of urbanization, social justice, and climate action. Develop solutions that create a more equitable and sustainable future for all. Join a community of passionate change-makers and be the difference.
Solving the Climate Crises
Students enrolled in the Climate Resilience major work on how to solve the climate crisis through interdisciplinary and innovative approaches that combine technical skills, communication, and a focus on the political, economic, and social dimensions of the crises. Coursework focuses on urban contexts and social justice and incorporates environmental sciences, social sciences, and humanities.
Through pragmatic, solution-focused, hands-on experience, students will learn about adaptation to changing environmental realities and will develop real-world skills to solve problems for communities, companies, and agencies around the globe.
Reimagining Cities
Utilizing Boston as a laboratory, students will explore urban resilience and sustainability strategies, focusing on social justice. Students will graduate understanding the interconnetedness of urban systems and have strong assessment skills to evaluate the effects of policies and projects on the evironment and communities. Ultimately, students will be prepared to shape climate policies and help cities adapt and thrive in the face of climate challenges.
Students who are passionate about the environment, social justice, and building a more sustainable future should apply.
A Meaningful Return on Investment
Climate Resilience students develop marketable skills that are currently in demand. Students are prepared for multiple career pathways responding to the emerging climate crisis in non-profit organizations, the public sector, and in industry, where environmental, social, and governance regulations reporting is taking hold.
Explore your curiosity through interactive and hands-on learning.
About the Bachelor's Degree in Climate Resilience from Wentworth
Climate change disproportionately impacts the most vulnerable. The Climate Resilience program tackles the intersection of urbanization, social justice, and climate action. Develop solutions that create a more equitable and sustainable future for all. Join a community of passionate change-makers and be the difference.
Solving the Climate Crises
Students enrolled in the Climate Resilience major work on how to solve the climate crisis through interdisciplinary and innovative approaches that combine technical skills, communication, and a focus on the political, economic, and social dimensions of the crises. Coursework focuses on urban contexts and social justice and incorporates environmental sciences, social sciences, and humanities.
Through pragmatic, solution-focused, hands-on experience, students will learn about adaptation to changing environmental realities and will develop real-world skills to solve problems for communities, companies, and agencies around the globe.
Reimagining Cities
Utilizing Boston as a laboratory, students will explore urban resilience and sustainability strategies, focusing on social justice. Students will graduate understanding the interconnetedness of urban systems and have strong assessment skills to evaluate the effects of policies and projects on the evironment and communities. Ultimately, students will be prepared to shape climate policies and help cities adapt and thrive in the face of climate challenges.
Students who are passionate about the environment, social justice, and building a more sustainable future should apply.
A Meaningful Return on Investment
Climate Resilience students develop marketable skills that are currently in demand. Students are prepared for multiple career pathways responding to the emerging climate crisis in non-profit organizations, the public sector, and in industry, where environmental, social, and governance regulations reporting is taking hold.
Explore your curiosity through interactive and hands-on learning.