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Our interdisciplinary graduate education program provides Ph.D. students with an interdisciplinary perspective on rapid global change and equips them with a unique toolset to be the next leaders solving the most pressing socio-environmental challenges of our time.
Comprised of about 70 Ph.D. fellows from numerous departments each year, our unique program draws from the diverse perspectives of our faculty with the intent of preparing our students to become agents of change. In addition to providing students with a thriving and supportive campus-wide community, the program enhances their skills and knowledge in leadership, science communication, stakeholder engagement, collaboration, environmental justice, and other competencies to prepare them for their future. Our alumni are making a difference as professionals in academia, NGOs, government agencies, and the private sector.
The Global Change Center and its Interdisciplinary Ph.D. program is a proud member of the ANGLES Network.
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Home ItemINTERDISCIPLINARY PHD TRAINING , home
The Interfaces of Global Change (IGC) program is an innovative interdisciplinary graduate education program designed to address the multidimensional aspects of global change.
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Home ItemPEOPLE OF THE INTERFACES OF GLOBAL CHANGE , home
Learn more about current and alumni Interfaces of Global Change (IGC) Fellows, the student leaders of the IGC Graduate Student Organization, and the Global Change Center faculty who steward and implement the IGC curriculum.
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The Global Change Center aims to support graduate students who engage in interdisciplinary research and problem-solving to address today’s pressing societal and environmental challenges.
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Home ItemGRADUATE RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM , home
Each year, Ph.D. students in the Interfaces of Global Change IGEP present their research findings during a full-day research symposium held on campus.