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Sustainable Design classes for Spring 2020!

NEW FOR SPRING 2020

Many of you are passionate about sustainability or sustainable design -- you may even be a practitioner or considered an expert -- however, few of you have had the luxury of a formal curated education in sustainability.

Now is your opportunity!

New for Spring 2020, we are offering our Fundamentals of Sustainable Design course in a new 3 x 5-week format!  


Spring 2020 [Jan 21 - Feb 23]


Spring 2020 [Feb 24 - April 5]


Spring 2020  [April 6 - May 12]


Students in the MA in Sustainable Design program will be taking all 15 weeks as a regular 3-credit course. People outside of the program can register for the course(s) through program.

You can register for all 3 at once (and get a multi-course discount) OR . If you love it, you can register for , and then   Register on or before January 20 to get an early bird discount. Note that space is limited!

If you are considering entering the program, but are not sure yet, we recommend taking the course for credit so that you can apply it to the program (or to other programs as transfer credits).  

If you are sure you don’t want to get a Master’s degree, you can take the course for no-credit.  You’ll be in the same course as those taking it for credit, but it will be less expensive. 

If you're curious and want to learn more about the program, join us tonight,
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NOTE: If you are interested in joining the MA in Sustainable Design program, the application deadline for Spring 2020 is DECEMBER 1.


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November 18, 2019

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