Climate Justice

The impacts of climate change grow with each passing year. People are relocated because of the rising levels of the sea, severe droughts, and more frequent forest fires. When it comes to climate change, the future only looks to become worse. To go forward in a positive way, we must make an ethical decision. The overall benefit to society is the goal of Glasgow Caledonian University.

You will benefit from an excellent, multinational teaching cohort, as well as extensive research conducted and facilitated by distinguished speakers, and all of it comes as part of a dynamic, highly practical learning experience. This is a unique master’s degree programme- it offers participants the opportunity to use their educational training to assist and impact the intersection of science, human rights, and policy creation.

For those interested in working on climate justice issues, a growing area of employment is available at both the local and global level, for those with experience working with non-profit and intergovernmental agencies, NGOs, and international organisations, and for those with academic research experience in the field. Through an approach that incorporates many disciplines, the curriculum at Glasgow Caledonian University teaches students in-depth knowledge of the many challenges related to climate justice.