Mountains in a Changing World
Experts from a wide range of disciplines will offer a rich, interdisciplinary view of Alpine history, culture, people and environment, in this short program taught in the heart of the Alps.
Presentation
The program covers natural and earth sciences perspectives on climate change, with topics as diverse as earth sciences, glaciology, risk management, plants and animals... The course takes you beyond the classroom and into the mountains in a series of field trips and case studies tied to the latest in current research.
Practical information
The program is open to both professionals and students, 18 years or older. The level of this year's edition will be first and second university years. Some hiking is involved - a reasonable level of fitness is therefore required.
Speakers and coordinators
Two scientific coordinators supervise the program's contents and interventions.
The 2019 edition
Discover the 2019 pictures and program details.
Published on February 26, 2020
Updated onSeptember 28, 2020
Updated onSeptember 28, 2020
Partners
Co-financed by the program Community college in France, which helps Université Grenoble Alpes select up to 5 participants from American Community colleges.
