Master in Climate Change (Coursework) focuses on the issues of climate change and global warming, which are global issues that have a detrimental impact on humans and the environment. This issue has been experienced worldwide since ancient times, and the global temperature rise is expected to continue increasing in the future.

This program covers the fields of climate change science, carbon emissions, geographic information systems (GIS), remote sensing, space science, and related areas. The program implements practical learning where students can handle modeling systems, Python and R programming, Google Earth Engine, Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), as well as excursion activities to visit sites and agencies involved in climate change mitigation and adaptation activities.

This program is highly relevant in the present and future, and many key sectors of the country are directly and indirectly involved in contributing to global warming. The program offers employment opportunities in the public and private sectors according to the demand in the current market and long-term prospects. Graduates of this program are needed in the field of climate change modeling and analysis in government agencies, private entities, and related consulting companies.

The program offered is aligned with the development and technological changes related to climate change issues that have implications for national development planning, including justifications to support the National Key Economic Areas (NKEA) such as Agriculture; Oil, Gas, and Energy; Hospitality and Tourism; Advanced Engineering, Science, and Innovation. This offering is also in line with current technological developments and changes. The learning requirements also incorporate the Fourth Industrial Revolution.