To understand the climate and sustainable growth challenge, students must grapple with its foundational elements, complexities, and tradeoffs from every angle.
Students have the opportunity to connect with global stakeholders through participation in treks and major energy gatherings like COP, CERA Week and Climate Week NYC.
The Institute provides students interested in conducting climate and energy research with the opportunity to work as research assistants with faculty mentors.
A program of EPIC, Bartlett Fellows have the opportunity to learn about the research process from EPIC faculty or to gather “real- insights" through summer internships.
A program of EPIC, DRW fellows have the opportunity to carry out individual research projects while also working alongside faculty to develop their research skills.
Students have the opportunity to connect with global stakeholders through participation in treks and major energy gatherings like COP, CERA Week and the Clean Energy Ministerial. The opportunities are supported by the Polsky Academy.
A grant program to provide students with the opportunity to devise projects that can improve campus sustainability and reduce the University's environmental impact.
The UChicago Sustainability Dialogue is a student-led platform dedicated to connecting global sustainability topics to the everyday lives of members of the UChicago community.
Alumni Community
The Institute's alumni community provides those working in climate-related careers with the opportunity to network with peers and become mentors to UChicago students.
Courses & Programs
UChicago offers degree programs, non-degree programs, and stand-alone courses related to climate change, the environment and energy for undergraduate and graduate students.
Stay Updated
The Institute offers students a three-times weekly news digest of the top climate headlines around the world, as well as a weekly newsletter providing a one-stop shop for all campus climate news and events, off-campus news and events, and internship/job opportunities. Sign up!
To understand the climate and sustainable growth challenge, students must grapple with its foundational elements, complexities, and tradeoffs from every angle.
Students have the opportunity to connect with global stakeholders through participation in treks and major energy gatherings like COP, CERA Week and Climate Week NYC.