Managing Urban Heat at University of New South Wales
The Managing Urban Heat short course at University of New South Wales equips students with scientific knowledge and practical tools to work in an urban climate.
School: University of New South Wales (UNSW)
Course: Managing Urban Heat
Location: online
Course dates: 18 November 2024 to 20 December 2024
Application deadline: 14 November 2024
Join Scientia Professor, Mattheos Santamouris and other esteemed experts in the field of high-performance architecture (HPA) in the Managing Urban Heat short course at UNSW School of Built Environment. This is a valuable opportunity to learn from top researchers and practitioners tackling the critical issue of urban overheating.
Professor Santamouris, a key contributor to the course, is a renowned authority in urban heat mitigation and sustainable architecture with over 30 years of experience. Recently honoured with the 2024 PLEA Lifetime Achievement Award, he is recognised for his pioneering work in developing innovative technologies to cool cities and reduce their environmental impact. As one of the most cited researchers in his field, Professor Santamouris, along with other leading academics, will share invaluable insights into addressing urban heat. This is a unique opportunity to learn directly from the best in the field.
This fully online course includes five modules covering climate change, urban overheating, microclimate modelling and real-world case studies. Designed for professionals in architecture, urban planning and related fields, it provides practical tools and strategies to create cooler, more sustainable cities. Participants will engage with the latest research, gain hands-on knowledge and connect with a global cohort of professionals.
Upon completion, participants will receive a certificate and digital badge from UNSW, demonstrating their expertise in urban heat mitigation – skills that are increasingly vital for architects, urban designers, planners, and government officials striving to create cooler, more resilient cities.
Applications to this course have now closed.
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