RLLillis said:

It seems to me there is very little formal education available for those wanting to go into sustainability and “green” endeavors. Do you know of any? Do you think a degree in this field would help? What degree do you wish you could find?

RLLillis said:

New College of California North Bay Campus for Sustainable Living seeks to provide students with knowledge and skills that will enable them to be effective agents of social change.

http://newcollege.edu/northbay/index.cfm

“Our world is in a survival crisis. Our economy is based on the unsustainable consumption of resources (especially fossil fuels), destabilizing the global climate. Moreover, our inequitable social systems are undermining ecosystems, human physical and psychological health, and traditional cultures. In response, we are creating a regenerative society based on respect for natural cycles and the dignity and intrinsic value of all persons, cultures, and ecosystems.”

RLLillis said:

MBA in Sustainability http://www.mum.edu/mba/

RLLillis said:

I really wish these were offered online. I’m having trouble finding any interesting degrees in sustainability, green building, etc that are offered online. If you know of any, please post them.

Green Building Certification http://continuingeducation.ncsu.edu/green_building_series.html

RLLillis said:

Harvard has some video lectures up

chermann said:

We have some great ones in North Carolina.

Appalachian State has a concentration in sustainable technology for it’s industrial tech majors. That includes everything from wind power to green building to electric vehicles. (http://www.asu.edu)

Central Carolina Community College has one of the only sustainable agriculture degree programs in the US. (http://www.ccccc.edu)

Toon said:

MSc. in Education for Sustianability at London Southbank University (Distance)