Program Overview
The Environmental Thinking for Architects Certificate Program at Belmont University is an online, non-credit program designed to equip architects with the knowledge and skills to address environmental challenges in design and construction. Led by Dr. Joseph M. Watson, the program emphasizes critical thinking, eco-consciousness, and practical applications. Participants who complete the program will receive a certificate of completion from Belmont University.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
This non-credit bearing online certificate program aims to equip architects with the necessary knowledge and skills to navigate complex environmental issues in design and construction and integrate eco-consciousness into their solutions. It emphasizes the urgency of climate change and equips participants to confront and address unprecedented challenges in creating, maintaining, and utilizing the built environment.
Program Objectives:
- Develop critical thinking skills for architects to tackle environmental and climate-related challenges.
- The content is divided into modules, each focusing on a specific aspect of environmental thinking in architecture.
- The structure of the program involves interactive learning experiences, case studies, and practical exercises.
Careers:
- The program is intended for architecture professionals, designers, planners, construction and building industry professionals, and real estate professionals who want to integrate ecological design principles into their work.
Other:
- The program fee is $1,499.
- The registration deadline is ongoing.
- The program is delivered online through Belmont Online.
- Participants who successfully complete the program will receive a certificate of completion from Belmont University.
