The University of British Columbia
EN-11: Continuing Education

Introduction to Sustainability Sustainable Communities Summer Institute in Sustainability Leadership Sustainability Leadership Greening the Supply Chain: Responsible Business Practices Organizational Sustainability Sustainable Energy Systems: Understanding Renewable and Clean Energy Sustainability Planning and Measurement Climate Literacy: Navigating Climate Conversations Introduction to Energy Modelling in the Built Environment Energy Modelling Processes and Methodology for the Built Environment Meeting the Code: Energy Modelling Workshop Introduction to Greenhouse Gas Accounting and Reporting Building Green with LEED®: LEED Canada for New Construction LEED® Green Building Strategies and Green Associate Exam Preparation LEED® Green Associate Exam Prep Workshop Life Cycle Assessment Passive House Design: An Introduction Passive House Design and Construction Culture, Communication and Development Dimensions of International Development Education and Development Evaluating International Development Work Introduction to International Health and Development Issues in International Health Delivery Migration and Displacement Project Planning and Proposal Writing Field Study Thailand: Buddhist Economics, Sufficiency Economy, and Sustainable Livelihood Field Study Brazil: Collaborative Arrangements, Strategies and Projects for Sustainable Development and Citizenry in Northeastern Brazil Milton K Wong Lecture: The Global Eco-Crisis: Diversity, Resilience and Adaptability, by David Suzuki The Emerging BRICs: Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa Introduction to Sustainability (Japanese High School students) Edible Landscape Design Living Roofs: A to Z Urban Design and Cities International Law and Diplomacy World Heritage False Creek: 45 Years of Planning Innovation Heritage in Vancouver International Scene: Perspectives on World Events and Politics Creative Collaboration Culture and Sustainable Development Intangible Cultural Heritage Resourceful Design Innovation by Re-imagining Existing Urban Assets Cultural Planning and Processes of Urban Change Creative Economy and Cultural Planning - The Smaller City Perspective Cultural Tourism: Impacting Communities Worldwide Creating Culture Plans Festivals, Events and Eventful Communities Foundations of Cultural Planning English for the Global Citizen: Part-Time Option English for the Global Citizen: Full-Time Option

UBC Certificate in Watershed Management The Certificate in Watershed Management program is offered by UBC's Institute for Resources, Environment and Sustainability. This program familiarizes practicing professionals with the interdisciplinary nature inherent in watershed management while also providing a more detailed understanding of particular aspects. It will increase participants’ understanding of the ways in which knowledge from a number of disciplinary areas must be linked, and the collaboration required to resolve the escalating number of water resource conflicts. Elective courses allow participants to focus on specific aspects of watershed management that relate to their area of interest. Health & Wellness Education Certificate Program The Health & Wellness Education Certificate Program is offered by UBC’s Faculty of Education, External Programs and Learning Technologies. This program aligns with the education movement that recognizes that healthy children and youth are better able to learn and that schools are well suited to influence students’ health. Given initiatives such as HealthySchools and ActNowBC, this program contributes to the ongoing development of knowledge and skills in the area of Health Education for current educators.

Additional Continuing Studies websites with sustainability courses: https://cstudies.ubc.ca/about-us/program-units/centre-intercultural-communication https://cstudies.ubc.ca/about-us/program-units/community-programs https://cstudies.ubc.ca/about-us/program-units/centre-cultural-planning-development http://www.eli.ubc.ca/