During Hilary Term 2018, we have hosted the inaugural Oxford School of Climate Change, an eight-week seminar series designed for all those who care deeply about preventing climate breakdown and finding answers to the most pressing questions in climate policy and science. Participants in the series had the unique opportunity to participate in high-quality seminar sessions with some of the most distinguished lecturers on the respective topics.
You can find out more about the contents of the individual sessions below. We have also recorded some the expert presentation given during the sessions - you can access the available videos via the overview below.
We will host a new series of the School of Climate Change in the next academic year, so if you are interested in participating in the future make sure to sign up to our newsletter to always receive the latest updates.
This was the full program of the initial Oxford School of Climate Change held in Hilary Term 2018:
Week 1 - The Science of Climate Change with Helen Johnson (University Lecturer at the Department of Earth Sciences, University of Oxford). Watch the video of Helen's presentation here.
Week 2 - The Impacts of Climate Change on the Developed World with Jim Hall (Director of the Environmental Change Institute, University of Oxford).
Week 3 - The Impacts of Climate Change on the Developing World with Pauline Dube (Associate Professor at the Department of Environmental Science, University of Botswana).
Week 4 - Climate Change Mitigation: The Economic Challenge with Cameron Hepburn (Professor of Environmental Economics, Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment, University of Oxford).
Week 5 - Energy Policy and Climate Politics with Nick Eyre (Professor of Energy and Climate Policy at the Environmental Change Institute, University of Oxford).
Week 6 - Climate Change and the Mobility Challenge with Debbie Hopkins (Department Research Lecturer at the Transport Studies Unit, University of Oxford). Watch the video of Debbie's presentation here.
Week 7 - Global Technological Interventions and Governance with Myles Allen (Professor of Geosystem Science and Leader of the Climate Research Programme at the University of Oxford) and Raymond Pierrehumbert (Halley Professor of Physics, University of Oxford)
Week 8 - The Social and Political Realities of Mitigation with Thomas Hale (Associate Professor in Public Policy, Blavatnik School of Government, University of Oxford). Watch the video of Thomas' presentation here.
As with all our events, participation in the School of Climate Change is completely free.
Do you have any further questions on the program? Get in touch!
You can find out more about the contents of the individual sessions below. We have also recorded some the expert presentation given during the sessions - you can access the available videos via the overview below.
We will host a new series of the School of Climate Change in the next academic year, so if you are interested in participating in the future make sure to sign up to our newsletter to always receive the latest updates.
This was the full program of the initial Oxford School of Climate Change held in Hilary Term 2018:
Week 1 - The Science of Climate Change with Helen Johnson (University Lecturer at the Department of Earth Sciences, University of Oxford). Watch the video of Helen's presentation here.
Week 2 - The Impacts of Climate Change on the Developed World with Jim Hall (Director of the Environmental Change Institute, University of Oxford).
Week 3 - The Impacts of Climate Change on the Developing World with Pauline Dube (Associate Professor at the Department of Environmental Science, University of Botswana).
Week 4 - Climate Change Mitigation: The Economic Challenge with Cameron Hepburn (Professor of Environmental Economics, Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment, University of Oxford).
Week 5 - Energy Policy and Climate Politics with Nick Eyre (Professor of Energy and Climate Policy at the Environmental Change Institute, University of Oxford).
Week 6 - Climate Change and the Mobility Challenge with Debbie Hopkins (Department Research Lecturer at the Transport Studies Unit, University of Oxford). Watch the video of Debbie's presentation here.
Week 7 - Global Technological Interventions and Governance with Myles Allen (Professor of Geosystem Science and Leader of the Climate Research Programme at the University of Oxford) and Raymond Pierrehumbert (Halley Professor of Physics, University of Oxford)
Week 8 - The Social and Political Realities of Mitigation with Thomas Hale (Associate Professor in Public Policy, Blavatnik School of Government, University of Oxford). Watch the video of Thomas' presentation here.
As with all our events, participation in the School of Climate Change is completely free.
Do you have any further questions on the program? Get in touch!
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