Applications Invited for Diploma in Environmental Management

About the Organization

Founded in 2007, Alison is the world’s largest free online empowerment platform for education and skills training, offering over 6,000 CPD accredited courses and a range of impactful career development tools. It is a for-profit social enterprise dedicated to making it possible for anyone, to study anything, anywhere, at any time, for free online, at any subject level. Through our mission, we are a catalyst for positive social change, creating opportunity, prosperity, and equality for everyone.

BCcampus is a publicly funded Canadian educational organisation committed to democratising access to education. By leveraging educational technology and open educational resources, BCcampus have become leaders in their field and have cultivated a successful and sustainable approach to free education. Based in British Columbia, BCcampus is one of the country's most active free education bodies, with over 200,000 students. Central to BCcampus's project is their Open Textbook Collection, which allows educators and students to access quality learning resources for free online. The Open Textbook Collection drastically reduces the financial barriers to post-secondary level education and has already saved students millions of dollars. Drawing on their Open Textbook Collection, BCcampus have created a wide range of courses for Alison. From web accessibility and film studies to community psychology and sustainable energy, BCcampus's courses are based on their quality resources, which are implemented across a range of Canadian universities, including the University of British Columbia.

About the Course

This free online Environmental Management diploma program will teach you the definition of sustainability and how the IPAT equation can be applied with various patterns for human consumption. Next you will learn about various climate processes and how they work, as well as about altering the physical properties of the atmosphere by producing greenhouse gases.

Furthermore, in this free distance learning certificate course, you will be learning about biogeochemical cycles like the water, nitrogen and carbon cycles and their interactions with the ecosystem. You will also be introduced to water pollution, types of pollutants and the sources of pollution. Then, you will study the environmental regulations governing waste management, waste management strategies and the history of human energy use. Finally, in this free online diploma program course you will be learning about carbon emissions, combined heat and power and how to build a sustainable energy economy.

This free online course will be of great interest to students, individuals and professionals with an interest in learning about or working in the area of environmental management. Upon successful completion of this online certificate course, you will gain valuable skills and knowledge on waste management, climate change, sustainability as well as pollution. Enroll in this course today and start learning about environmental management.

What You Will Learn In This Free Course:

• Discuss the definition of sustainability
• Identify the basic facility before the IPAT equation can be used
• Define both "climate" and "weather" and explain how they relate
• Explain the enhanced greenhouse effect
• Describe the natural cycles of carbon, water, and nitrogen
• Discuss biodiversity and current trends in biodiversity loss
• Discuss soil sustainability and soil-forming factors
• Discuss what sewage treatment does and its importance
• Discuss how to identify/evaluate uncertainties in risk assessment
• Identify the ultimate sources of renewable energy
• Discuss the basic thermodynamic principles of heat
• Discuss the role and mechanisms of the major controls on Earth's climate

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Tags Education and Education Technology (edtech) Environment and Sustainability Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Research