Courses
Sustainability
Professional Studies Certificate
With a six-course curriculum offered entirely online, this program comprises courses such as Sustainability Science, Energy in the 21st Century, Water Resources, and Building Green Buildings. Students are exposed to both science and policy as they explore such pressing concerns as climate change, population growth, and the limits of natural resources.
Quick Facts
6
$11,856
(Fall & Spring Semester Courses Only)
Core Courses
Complete the following course:
| ADBI 1128 | Sustainability Science |
Electives
Completed 5 of the following courses:
| ADXX | Corporate Sustainability |
| ADBI 2010 | Eating and the Environment |
| ADXX | Building Green Buildings |
| ADXX | Energy in the 21st Century |
| ADXX | Water Resources |
| ADGE 2505 | Wetlands Science and Policy |
| ADXX | Environmental Economics |
| ADGE 2500 | Natural Disasters |
| ADXX | Marine Resources |
| ADXX | Evolution of Life and Historical Geology |
| ADXX | Applied Hydrogeology |
| ADXX | Urban Ecology: Environmental History of Boston |
Application Information
PrintApplications are accepted on a rolling basis.
Please mail application materials to:
Boston College WCAS Processing Center
P.O. Box 67445
Chestnut Hill, MA 02467
Deadlines
- Regular Decision
- Applications are accepted on a rolling basis.
Online Application
*Current Woods College degree students interested in adding a certificate to their plan of study should not use the online application. Declare your certificate here.
Academic Transcripts
Submit one of the following:
- Official high school degree
- Official GED
- Official college/university transcript
Personal Statement
To be uploaded to your online Application Form.
In 500-750 words, describe your academic and professional goals, any experience relevant to this program, and your future plans, expectations, and aspirations.
Application Fee
Application fee: $45
- Check or money order payable to Boston College.
- Please do not send cash.
Résumé
Optional
Questions
Contact Claudia Pouravelis at pouravel@bc.edu with questions.