Greater Noida: The Birla Institute of Management Technology has launched a new self-paced video course on Sustainability and Climate Action in collaboration with AXA Climate, Paris. The program is aimed at providing BIMTECH's PGDM students with the prerequisite knowledge and skills to tackle climate change and sustainability challenges in their careers.
The course comprises two major modules, "Understand" and "Act," and consists of 140 video lectures and live classes delivered by AXA Climate.
Upon completion of the course, students will gain the knowledge to become climate risk leaders and obtain skills to advance effective change. The program aims to develop learners' professional knowledge, understanding, and skills related to climate change, climate risk, and sustainable finance.
The course will cover a wide range of topics related to climate change and sustainability, including the science behind climate change, the social and economic impacts of global warming, sustainable business practices, and the role of policy in promoting sustainable development.
Enrollment for the Sustainability and Climate Action course is now open for interested students, and the program is set to begin in the upcoming academic year. The course will be offered to all BIMTECH students on a synchronous and asynchronous basis, free of charge.
Many organizations are looking for experts in the area of sustainability and climate change, and this course will provide BIMTECH students with a competitive advantage in the job market.
Overall, this course is an excellent opportunity for students to gain a comprehensive understanding of climate change and sustainability and develop skills to become leaders in climate risk management. It is designed to equip students with a deep understanding of climate change and sustainability, as well as practical tools to drive change in their professional lives

Samiksha Bharti News Service





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