Greetings All,

New member, first-time poster, and victim of geography here looking for
masters-level distance learning options. I’ve never been a fan of online
learning (more by prejudice than experience), however I’m giving that a
rethink since I’ve discovered how little the climate crisis has permeated
my current department’s curriculum.

Are any here are aware of any solid online masters-level IR programs (or
related inter/sub/non disciplines) strong on global environmental issues?
I’m considering either jumping all-in with an online program or augmenting
my current one in order to best pursue the questions that most concern me.

I recently returned to school to study IR after 15 years in the news
business specializing as much as I’ve been able in climate change,
environmental justice, and energy issues. I’m perhaps most interested in
the burgeoning global carbon market and its impacts on global forests and
indigenous communities via REDD and related mechanisms.

So far, the best online offerings I’ve found are through Harvard’s
extension program (masters in both IR and sustainability). Yet I’ve
​ also​
been warned that any online program won’t be of much help if I ever decide
to pursue a PhD. Agree?

All thoughts are welcome.

Greg

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