Master’s Certification Programs

Resource Management and Administration Master’s Concentration in SDCC and ISDCC

The Resource Management and Administration degree (RMA) is designed to prepare students to lead and manage projects and organizations in the environmental field. The degree is structured with two paths to prepare students to compete and flourish in the professional environmental field:

SDCCC and ISDCC

The Sustainable Development and Climate Change (SDCC) is a trans-disciplinary program of study that prepares students to take a leadership role in managing and coordinating the required resources to address the complex environmental challenges in the context of a changing climate.

The International Sustainable Development and Climate Change (ISDCC) degree is In partnership with THE GREEN PROGRAM.  This innovative graduate program combines an intensive curriculum, online course delivery, and The GREEN Program’s award-winning immersive experiences abroad. Get ready to bring the textbook to life and travel to three of our world’s top destinations to experience sustainable development challenges and solutions first-hand.

High Impact Global Experiences: In this time of constrained travel, our graduate program has partnered with faculty at the Kathmandu University, Nepal Peru’s Universidad San Ignacio de Loyola, and Reykjavik University in Iceland which provides water, energy, and food security challenges and solutions. Each learning opportunity in these different settings fully immerses graduate students in the historical, cultural, political, and economic aspects of the complex resource management challenges facing these nations. Beyond the first-rate faculty, graduate students will receive unparalleled access to stakeholders who are driving these communities toward a sustainable future.

For additional information please contact:
Christa Daniels at or visit www.antioch.edu/new-england.

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