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Emory encourages continued learning about sustainability through formal coursework, research, and the whole of life on campus. At the center of academic efforts in sustainability is the widely recognized Piedmont Project.
The Piedmont Project is a curriculum development effort that seeks to foster an invigorated intellectual community to address global issues and local environmental awareness. Faculty workshops, graduate student work, new course and module development as well as cross-disciplinary dialogue are key efforts for the project.
Emory also offers an Environmental Studies Program which equips students with the skills, capabilities, and knowledge to confront a suite of environmental issues. The program is rooted in relevant disciplines in the natural and social sciences. A Master's of Public Health, a Bachelor of Science, or a Bachelor of Arts degree are available as well as a minor in Environmental Studies.
Faculty research, academic centers, institutes and programs across disciplines contribute to Emory’s contribution to sustainability.
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