Measuring Environmental Impact: Life Cycle Assessment for Sustainable Practices - Micro-credential
Introduction
Measuring Environmental Impact: Life Cycle Assessment for Sustainable Practices - Micro-credential is a program taught at Trinity College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland. Intake: January. The program is offered in campus-based modes with full-time (12 Weeks) options.
Measuring Environmental Impact: Life Cycle Assessment for Sustainable Practices - Micro-credential (Trinity College Dublin) helps learners explain key concepts in evaluating the sustainable performance of engineering products, systems, and processes. Topics include carbon footprinting, life cycle assessment, and the circular economy. Learners also compare life cycle assessment with ecometrics such as circularity measurement and assessment.
The micro-credential is delivered fully online over 12 weeks. It includes 6 self-directed sessions released every Monday fortnight, with mandatory pre-recorded lectures and recommended reading. Learners also complete 6 live online tutorial/discussion group sessions in the evening during the week of each release, which are recorded. Assessment is 100% coursework, made up of three components.
This micro-credential is for individuals with backgrounds in engineering, applied sciences, and related disciplines who support sustainable initiatives and want to address an existing knowledge gap in undertaking life cycle assessments.
Admission Requirements
The minimum requirements for admission in Measuring Environmental Impact: Life Cycle Assessment for Sustainable Practices - Micro-credential at Trinity College Dublin for all applicants (Domestic or International) are:
- program specific academic requirment set by Trinity College Dublin.
- English Language OR any other language requirments as set by Trinity College Dublin as pre-requiste for admission in Measuring Environmental Impact: Life Cycle Assessment for Sustainable Practices - Micro-credential.
Note: Please check the university website in the link below.
Level 8 (undergraduate) programme. 2.1 grade in a STEM, Architecture, Urban Planning, or relevant discipline. CV and transcript of qualification.
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Scholarships
23 fully funded scholarships are listed for Ireland. See Ireland scholarships.