MSc Program in Climate Change Management & Economics (MSc-CCE)

MSc Program in Climate Change Management & Economics (MSc-CCE)

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The MSc Program in Climate Change Management & Economics (MSc-CCE) consists of 8 modules representing the program's course-track; each Module lasts for 6 weeks and values 15 academic credits. This includes the Foundation Module (MSc-CCE410), which covers, among other subjects, the Academic and Technical Writing (ATW) course offered under the supervision of the Yvon Pfeifer Writing(YWC) at the University.


i. The MSc-CCE Course Track lasts for (48 weeks).

ii. The MSc-CCE Thesis/Project lasts for (24 weeks).

iii. The MSc-CCE Program can be completed in an average of 18 months.

The MSc Program in Climate Change Management & Economics (MSc-CCE) consists of 8 modules representing the program's course-track; each Module lasts for 6 weeks and values 15 academic credits. This includes the Foundation Module (MSc-CCE410), which covers, among other subjects, the Academic and Technical Writing (ATW) course offered under the supervision of the Yvon Pfeifer Writing(YWC) at the University.


i. The MSc-CCE Course Track lasts for (48 weeks).

ii. The MSc-CCE / Thesis/Project lasts for (24 weeks).

iii. The MSc-CCE / Program can be completed in an average of 18 months.

The Program

Introduction and Orientation

This two-week introduction is an essential and compulsory part of the MBA Program at CCU and prepares the participants for the program's very different environment and structure. It does not award any academic credits, but it provides :


• An introduction to the program and the faculty.

• Advice and practice in accessing and using the program tools and computer lab.

• Guidance on study skills and on preparing for this particular program.

• Guidance on the case study model and the psychology track.

• Practicing the CCU innovation system, idea generator workshops, and creative thinking lab.

• Individual psychology and personality analysis interviews.

• Introduction to the CCU corporate model of education.

• During the two weeks, the program committee works very closely with the students to gain a deep understanding of the participants' mental map, creative thinking skills, knowledge, and information connected to the program structure and subjects.

Introduction and Orientation

This two-week introduction is an essential and compulsory part of the MBA Program at CCU and prepares the participants for the program's very different environment and structure. It does not award any academic credits, but it provides :


• An introduction to the program and the faculty.

• Advice and practice in accessing and using the program tools and computer lab.

• Guidance on study skills and on preparing for this particular program.

• Guidance on the case study model and the psychology track.

• Practicing the CCU innovation system, idea generator workshops, and creative thinking lab.

• Individual psychology and personality analysis interviews.

• Introduction to the CCU corporate model of education.

• During the two weeks, the program committee works very closely with the students to gain a deep understanding of the participants' mental map, creative thinking skills, knowledge, and information connected to the program structure and subjects.

The Modules

Foundation Module (6 weeks)

(MSc-CCE410)

The foundation module includes courses that aim at providing participants with the solid base required to start the MBA journey at Cambridge Corporate University; subjects include :

• Academic and Technical Writing (ATW)

• Case Study structure and analysis

• Time Management (TM)

• Business Communication(BC)

• Academic Guide to Referencing and Bibliography

• Business Innovation and Digital Transformation

• The CCU MBA Track

Please notice that the number of subjects and spectrum is based on the program you are enrolled in.

The Modules

Foundation Module (6 weeks)

(MSc-CCE410)

The foundation module includes courses that aim at providing participants with the solid base required to start the MBA journey at Cambridge Corporate University; subjects include :

• Academic and Technical Writing (ATW)

• Case Study structure and analysis

• Time Management (TM)

• Business Communication(BC)

• Academic Guide to Referencing and Bibliography

• Business Innovation and Digital Transformation

• The CCU MBA Track

Please notice that the number of subjects and spectrum is based on the program you are enrolled in.

Program Structure

MSc Program in Climate Change Management & Economics (MSc-CCE)Core Modules (4 Modules) ( each lasts 6 weeks 15 credits)

Foundation Module (FM-CCE)

Balanced Score Card in Climate Change Management & Economic ( BSC-CCE).

Change Management & Business Transformation (CMBT)

Financial Management for Climate Change Management & Economic (FMCCE)

MSc Program in Climate Change Management & Economics (MSc-CCE)Master Modules (4 Modules) ( each lasts 6 weeks 15 credits)

Module 1: Climate Change and Sustainable Development Policy

Module 2: Climate Change and Air Quality

Module 3: Environmental Economics and Pollution Control

Module 4: Economic Burden of Disease of Air Quality and Climate Change

MSc Program in Climate Change Management & Economics (MSc-CCE)Core Modules (4 Modules) ( each lasts 6 weeks 15 credits)

Foundation Module (FM-CCE)

Balanced Score Card in Climate Change Management & Economic ( BSC-CCE).

Change Management & Business Transformation (CMBT)

Financial Management for Climate Change Management & Economic (FMCCE)

MSc Program in Climate Change Management & Economics (MSc-CCE)Master Modules (4 Modules) ( each lasts 6 weeks 15 credits)

Module 1: Climate Change and Sustainable Development Policy

Module 2: Climate Change and Air Quality

Module 3: Environmental Economics and Pollution Control

Module 4: Economic Burden of Disease of Air Quality and Climate Change

Team of Professionals

Faculty

Cambridge Corporate University is proud of its faculty. All academic programs at CCU are taught by faculty who have outstanding academic credentials, are authors of groundbreaking books and articles, and are leading authorities in their respective fields. As professors, board members, consultants, and field researchers, they have an immeasurable wealth of real-world expertise.They are also recognised experts on global business and management issues and maintain relationships with top companies worldwide.

Cambridge Corporate University is proud of its faculty. All academic programs at CCU are taught by faculty who have outstanding academic credentials, are authors of groundbreaking books and articles, and are leading authorities in their respective fields. As professors, board members, consultants, and field researchers, they have an immeasurable wealth of real-world expertise.They are also recognised experts on global business and management issues and maintain relationships with top companies worldwide.

MSc Advisor

Once you submitted an application form or requested information about the online- MSc program in Crowd Innovation, a specialised MSc advisor will contact you by phone or email to arrange fora telephone or Skype meeting if required. This meeting gives you the chance to ask any question about this unique program and explains the technicality and structure of the MSc-CCE. The MSc advisor will explain all the admission, enrolment, study, and financial details, including various payment-plans, available to help you land on your best option. Our MSc advisors will take care of you tell your admission and enrolment process is completed.

Once you submitted an application form or requested information about the online- MSc program in Crowd Innovation, a specialised MSc advisor will contact you by phone or email to arrange fora telephone or Skype meeting if required. This meeting gives you the chance to ask any question about this unique program and explains the technicality and structure of the MSc-CCE. The MSc advisor will explain all the admission, enrolment, study, and financial details, including various payment-plans, available to help you land on your best option. Our MSc advisors will take care of you tell your admission and enrolment process is completed.

Program Manager

Once admitted to the program, your CCU program manager will guide you for the rest of your degree. Your program manager will be your primary reference during the program. You can contact him/her at any time with any questions, concerns, observations, or comments regarding your classes, modules, schedule, enrolment, attendance, and assessment. We made sure that our program managers are trained on the best level to deal with their tasks and help you make your time at CCU such a rewarding and productive experience.

Once admitted to the program, your CCU program manager will guide you for the rest of your degree. Your program manager will be your primary reference during the program. You can contact him/her at any time with any questions, concerns, observations, or comments regarding your classes, modules, schedule, enrolment, attendance, and assessment. We made sure that our program managers are trained on the best level to deal with their tasks and help you make your time at CCU such a rewarding and productive experience.

Technical Support

CCU is the land of futurists; we employ the best available IT techniques to connect our students to faculty around the world and the live lecturing hall. The Deanship of Academic SupportingServices (DSS) plays an essential role in ensuring that the best technical and administrative support is provided. At CCU, the Institute of Artificial Intelligence & Robotics (IAR) collaborates with the (DSS) and other departments in the University to offer CCU students the taste and structure of the digital age.

CCU is the land of futurists; we employ the best available IT techniques to connect our students to faculty around the world and the live lecturing hall. The Deanship of Academic SupportingServices (DSS) plays an essential role in ensuring that the best technical and administrative support is provided. At CCU, the Institute of Artificial Intelligence & Robotics (IAR) collaborates with the (DSS) and other departments in the University to offer CCU students the taste and structure of the digital age.

CCU is an educational and research University that teaches students how to master the new world of change and manage the speed and the scale of the process. Our World-Class appeals to the new digital age needs and requirements, where diversity equals innovation and innovation equals wealth. We gather different thinking schools, research perspectives, and talented minds under one roof, and we ensure productive interaction.

At CCU, our students and graduates are Masters of Wealth Creation and Value Generation.

CCU is an educational and research University that teaches students how to master the new world of change and manage the speed and the scale of the process. Our World-Class appeals to the new digital age needs and requirements, where diversity equals innovation and innovation equals wealth. We gather different thinking schools, research perspectives, and talented minds under one roof, and we ensure productive interaction.

At CCU, our students and graduates are Masters of Wealth Creation and Value Generation.

CCU Curriculum

All academic programs at the Cambridge Corporate University are developed and taught by CCU faculty who are distinguished academicians, skilled educators, groundbreaking researchers, award-winning authors, and entrepreneurs in their respective fields. Representing various disciplines, they remain close to practice through relationships with business and industry leaders and personal involvement as board members and consultants for top companies worldwide. CCU faculty leverage their business expertise and field-based research to create new knowledge and enduring concepts that shape management practice. You will not be surprised to discover that our modules and curriculum are only available at the CCU campus and not offered anywhere else.


CCU programs' curriculum and modules are unique, innovative, stimulating, and live. It is only atCambridge Corporate University that you will enjoy the reality of experience and knowledge transfer, and you will link your every-week study, assignment, and curriculum to your business environment and activities.

All academic programs at the Cambridge Corporate University are developed and taught by CCU faculty who are distinguished academicians, skilled educators, groundbreaking researchers, award-winning authors, and entrepreneurs in their respective fields. Representing various disciplines, they remain close to practice through relationships with business and industry leaders and personal involvement as board members and consultants for top companies worldwide. CCU faculty leverage their business expertise and field-based research to create new knowledge and enduring concepts that shape management practice. You will not be surprised to discover that our modules and curriculum are only available at the CCU campus and not offered anywhere else.


CCU programs' curriculum and modules are unique, innovative, stimulating, and live. It is only atCambridge Corporate University that you will enjoy the reality of experience and knowledge transfer, and you will link your every-week study, assignment, and curriculum to your business environment and activities.

Master Modules Structures and Outlines

Module 1

Climate Change and Sustainable Development Policy

• Environmental impacts of climate change

• Climate change and development

• Climate Change and sustainability

• Climate Change adaptation

• Climate Change mitigation

• Environmental laws and regulations

Module 2

Climate Change and Air Quality

• Introduction to air quality and climate change

• Ambient air quality standards and regional/international benchmarks

• Causes and sources of air pollution globally, with focus at national level

• Urban greening mitigation of air pollution

• Gas and particulate pollutant characterization and source apportionment

• Air quality effect on materials and solar panels

• Air quality effect on human health• Air Quality effect on the economy

Module 3

Environmental Economics and Pollution Control

• Air pollution management and control technology

• Behavioral economics, evaluation, and the environment

• The economics of natural resources: Efficiency, optimality, and sustainability

• Economics of climate change and Low-Carbon Transitions

Module 4

Economic Burden of Disease of Air Quality and Climate Change

• Introduction to the environment and human health

• Epidemiological principles of air pollution and climate change

• Tools to estimate health impacts of air pollution (AirQ+) and (BenMap)

• Economic models for estimating the burden of disease

Module 1

Climate Change and Sustainable Development Policy

• Environmental impacts of climate change

• Climate change and development

• Climate Change and sustainability

• Climate Change adaptation

• Climate Change mitigation

• Environmental laws and regulations

Module 2

Climate Change and Air Quality

• Introduction to air quality and climate change

• Ambient air quality standards and regional/international benchmarks

• Causes and sources of air pollution globally, with focus at national level

• Urban greening mitigation of air pollution

• Gas and particulate pollutant characterization and source apportionment

• Air quality effect on materials and solar panels

• Air quality effect on human health• Air Quality effect on the economy

Module 3

Environmental Economics and Pollution Control

• Air pollution management and control technology

• Behavioral economics, evaluation, and the environment

• The economics of natural resources: Efficiency, optimality, and sustainability

• Economics of climate change and Low-Carbon Transitions

Module 4

Economic Burden of Disease of Air Quality and Climate Change

• Introduction to the environment and human health

• Epidemiological principles of air pollution and climate change

• Tools to estimate health impacts of air pollution (AirQ+) and (BenMap)

• Economic models for estimating the burden of disease

MSc Program in Climate Change Management & Economics (MSc-CCE)
THESIS/RESEARCH PROJECT(60 credits)

After successfully completing the MSc-CCE Course-Track (eight modules), MBA-PIM students must complete a final THESIS or research project which values 60 academic credits. The MScCCE THESIS/RESEARCH PROJECT is an essential part of the MSc-CCE degree's academic requirements at Cambridge Corporate University.


CCU MSc-CCE students can choose between completing a scholarly dissertation that focuses on industry-related topics approved by the MSc-CCE TC (THESIS COMMITTEE) or completing an advanced industry consultancy project based on the approval of the MSc-CCE Office.

After successfully completing the MSc-CCE Course-Track (eight modules), MBA-PIM students must complete a final THESIS or research project which values 60 academic credits. The MScCCE THESIS/RESEARCH PROJECT is an essential part of the MSc-CCE degree's academic requirements at Cambridge Corporate University.


CCU MSc-CCE students can choose between completing a scholarly dissertation that focuses on industry-related topics approved by the MSc-CCE-TC (THESIS COMMITTEE) or completing an advanced industry consultancy project based on the approval of the MSc-CCE Office.

CCU Curriculum

Students who choose to work on the MBA-PIM THESIS will seek approval from the MScCCE TC (THESIS COMMITTEE) on the appropriate research topic under the supervision of their MSc-CCE THESIS Supervisor (TS).


aStudents will critically select and apply the appropriate research methodology and data collection methods to their chosen research topic and demonstrate a rigorous understanding of the theory and literature relevant to the issues studied and examined via the MSc-CCE THESIS. The accepted THESIS by the MSc-CCE TC (THESIS COMMITTEE) is generally structured and written in 15,000 – 20,000 words using the appropriate Technical Writing and Academic formats of theUniversity.


The Yvon Pfeifer Writing Center (YWC)

CCU MSc-CCE students will have the opportunity to seek support for writing their MSc-CCE THESIS via the Yvon Pfeifer Writing Center (YWC), which offers support and training for students on Technical and Academic Writing (TAW) topics. The final version of the Thesis will also be reviewed by the (YWC) before being published.

Students who choose to work on the MBA-PIM THESIS will seek approval from the MSc-CCE / TC (THESIS COMMITTEE) on the appropriate research topic under the supervision of their MSc-CCE / THESIS Supervisor (TS).


aStudents will critically select and apply the appropriate research methodology and data collection methods to their chosen research topic and demonstrate a rigorous understanding of the theory and literature relevant to the issues studied and examined via the MSc-CCE THESIS. The accepted THESIS by the MSc-CCE / TC (THESIS COMMITTEE) is generally structured and written in 15,000 – 20,000 words using the appropriate Technical Writing and Academic formats of theUniversity.


The Yvon Pfeifer Writing Center (YWC)

CCU MSc-CCE students will have the opportunity to seek support for writing their MSc-CCE THESIS via the Yvon Pfeifer Writing Center (YWC), which offers support and training for students on Technical and Academic Writing (TAW) topics. The final version of the Thesis will also be reviewed by the (YWC) before being published.

MSc-CCE / VIVA

After the confirmation and approval of the MSc-CCE / THESIS/RESEARCH PROJECT via the MSc CCE / TC (THESIS COMMITTEE), the MSc-CCE Candidate will receive an official invitation to theMSc-CCE VIVA, which is the final step in the process. In exceptional cases and based on special circumstances, the VIVA session could be waived based on official approval from the PROVOSTOffice and the CCU Academic Committee(CAB)

After the confirmation and approval of the MSc-CCE / THESIS/RESEARCH PROJECT via the MSc-CCE / TC (THESIS COMMITTEE), the MSc-CCE Candidate will receive an official invitation to theMSc-CCE VIVA, which is the final step in the process. In exceptional cases and based on special circumstances, the VIVA session could be waived based on official approval from the PROVOSTOffice and the CCU Academic Committee(CAB)

The MSc-CCE / THESIS/RESEARCH PROJECT DURATION

The MSc-CCE / THESIS/RESEARCH PROJECT(60 credits)should be completed in 24 weeks and submitted to the MSc-CCE / TC (THESIS COMMITTEE) for revision and approval.

The MSc-CCE / THESIS/RESEARCH PROJECT(60 credits)should be completed in 24 weeks and submitted to the MSc-CCE / TC (THESIS COMMITTEE) for revision and approval.

• Applicants for the MSc Program in Climate Change Management & Economics (MSc-CCE)are expected to have achieved or expect to achieve a high standard in a degree course of an equivalent level to a Swiss Bachelor's degree. In most countries, this is a first degree(Bachelor's, Licentiate, Vordiplom).


• Proficiency in English: participants should be able to produce well-structured work, summarise key points clearly and discuss issues in writing from different points of view.


• There are no formal limitations on the subjects that are studied for a first degree. Still, we would normally expect applicants to have a firm grounding in the sciences, social sciences, or humanities and have taken some relevant courses in management studies.

• Applicants for the MSc Program in Climate Change Management & Economics (MSc-CCE)are expected to have achieved or expect to achieve a high standard in a degree course of an equivalent level to a Swiss Bachelor's degree. In most countries, this is a first degree(Bachelor's, Licentiate, Vordiplom).


• Proficiency in English: participants should be able to produce well-structured work, summarise key points clearly and discuss issues in writing from different points of view.


• There are no formal limitations on the subjects that are studied for a first degree. Still, we would normally expect applicants to have a firm grounding in the sciences, social sciences, or humanities and have taken some relevant courses in management studies.

Program Fee

The tuition fee for the Online MSc Program in Climate Change Management & Economics(MSc-CCE) program at Cambridge Corporate University is CHF27,000. (Only twenty-seven thousand Swiss francs) including all study materials, case studies, software, etc.

• Payment plans are available in different models based on the approval of the admission and registration office.

• Registration fee of CHF150 ( Only one hundred and fifty Swiss francs) is applicable at the application time.

• The program fee doesn't include housing or an accommodation fee.

• For more details about the MSc-CCE program, to receive the program brochure and application, please write to the MSc-CCE Office at : mba-pim@cambridgecu.ch

The tuition fee for the Online MSc Program in Climate Change Management & Economics(MSc-CCE) program at Cambridge Corporate University is CHF27,000. (Only twenty-seven thousand Swiss francs) including all study materials, case studies, software, etc.

• Payment plans are available in different models based on the approval of the admission and registration office.

• Registration fee of CHF150 ( Only one hundred and fifty Swiss francs) is applicable at the application time.

• The program fee doesn't include housing or an accommodation fee.

• For more details about the MSc-CCE program, to receive the program brochure and application, please write to the MSc-CCE Office at : mba-pim@cambridgecu.ch

How to apply

Applications for admission to the program should be made to the Cambridge Corporate UniversitySwitzerland's Admission Office using the online application form or via writing to the RegistrarOffice at: registrar@cambridgecu.ch.


In addition to the application form, applicants need to arrange for the following documents to be sent to the CCU Registrar Office via email:


Copy of the applicant's CV.

Copy of the applicant's valid passport or ID.

Copy of the applicant's most recent degree, diploma, or certificate.

One digital picture high-resolution formal photo is required for the

Completed MSc-CCE application.

MSc-CCE Essay Statement (MES), in a maximum of 750 words, please describe why you are interested in being enrolled in the MSc-CCE program at Cambridge Corporate University and how it will reflect on your professional life career.

Payment confirmation of the application fee.

If the applicant cannot demonstrate fluency in the English language, an IELTS or TOEFL test report will also be required.


All the application forms, documents, and attachments should be sent via email to :

registrar@cambridgecu.ch

Applications for admission to the program should be made to the Cambridge Corporate UniversitySwitzerland's Admission Office using the online application form or via writing to the RegistrarOffice at: registrar@cambridgecu.ch.


In addition to the application form, applicants need to arrange for the following documents to be sent to the CCU Registrar Office via email:


Copy of the applicant's CV.

Copy of the applicant's valid passport or ID.

Copy of the applicant's most recent degree, diploma, or certificate.

One digital picture high-resolution formal photo is required for the

Completed MSc-CCE application.

MSc-CCE Essay Statement (MES), in a maximum of 750 words, please describe why you are interested in being enrolled in the MSc-CCE program at Cambridge Corporate University and how it will reflect on your professional life career.

Payment confirmation of the application fee.

If the applicant cannot demonstrate fluency in the English language, an IELTS or TOEFL test report will also be required.


All the application forms, documents, and attachments should be sent via email to :

registrar@cambridgecu.ch

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