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More sustainable change through combined disciplines.

Our programs help students and working professionals accelerate in a green economy. Through applied learning in multiple areas, they solve sustainability challenges across industries.

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Building the skills to shape a greener future.

Students develop expertise in data analysis, problem-solving, and project management to tackle today’s greatest climate challenges. Together, they learn the skills needed to create practical solutions for a greener world.

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Climate-Focused Programs

Gain expertise across fields to shape your career in the green economy.

  • Build interdisciplinary knowledge across sectors
  • Focus on sustainable business models and energy systems
  • Get practical experience in sustainability solutions
  • Meet growing demand in the green economy

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Micro-credentials

Build skills to stay ahead in the rapidly evolving climate sector.

  • Develop expertise in emerging climate and tech fields
  • Enhance knowledge in sustainability solutions
  • Learn hands-on, in-demand skills for workplace impact
  • Gain portable credentials recognized by employers

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Turning research into real-world solutions.

A first in Canada, the Gina Fraser Research Chair in Skilled Trades for the Green Economy aims to connect students with businesses and community to develop impactful projects, helping advance graduate careers in the green sector.

Mohawk College’s Centre for Climate Change Management works to accelerate the transition to a low carbon economy. Our applied research supports sustainability-focused education at the college by providing real world examples and opportunities for decarbonization in action.

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Setting new standards for sustainable design.

Joyce Centre for Partnership & Innovation

The first zero-carbon institutional building in Hamilton and, at 96,000 square feet, one of the largest in Canada. The $54-million project integrates advanced energy harvesting and conservation technologies, setting a new benchmark for sustainable architecture on campus and around the globe.

Exterior of the Joyce Centre for Partnership and Innovation at Mohawk College's Fennell Campus