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We offer courses that enable you to solve climate change. Our curated programs, taught live by skilled instructors, cover a wide range of topics. Our courses are action-oriented: Our goal is to empower you to act on climate issues.
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Climate change:
Learning for action
Our flagship course: A 12-week bootcamp for your transition from awareness to action
Take a deep dive into the landscape of climate change and kickstart your climate journey. Our next cohort begins June 2021!
Fees: $1499 Scholarships available
Jan 31: Scholarship eligibility deadline
Feb 28: Final application deadline
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Testimonials from our bootcamp fellows
I'm ecstatic about my [new climate job] opportunity— truly a dream job for me that I could not have gotten without Terra! Terra solidified my interests in tech for the built environment with parallel work in policy advocacy / community organizing, and that's now exactly what I'll get to do.
Alyssa Dizon
Growth Product Marketer, New York
An awesome way to build a foundation in climate action, through a First Principles approach
Anirudh Gupta
PM @ The Sustaibnability Mafia∙New Delhi
Just the amount of knowledge I have gained is fantastic. I can talk to people about climate change with much more confidence and have way more clarity about what’s going on. Most importantly, I am part of a community which cares deeply about climate change. 
Arushi Wasan
Partnerships and Program Lead, New Delhi
I’m especially grateful for the people at Terra.do. Instructors, the team “behind the scenes”, guest lecturers, mentors, and students — everyone has created an environment that’s inspiring, enlightening, and empowering. I feel a true sense of belonging, alignment, and a common vision within the cohort.
Tim Falls
Entrepreneur∙New Mexico
The course contents are amazingly comprehensive and organized, covering an impressive range of issues and solutions within this enormous space of climate work.
Ha Vu
Software Engineer∙New York
Terra.do has been absolutely invaluable for me. Not only did I find the [climate] job because of connections I made at Terra, but I think having Terra on my resume totally helped me stand out as a candidate who was serious about climate work but had no experience to show for it in my actual work history.
Keisha Armand
Support Manager, Oakland
The New
Hydrogen Economy
Take a 4-week deep dive into the technology, economics, and policy dimensions of hydrogen’s role in a clean energy future. Join our next cohort starting Apr, 2021!
Fees: $795 Scholarships available
Feb 28: Scholarship eligibility deadline
Mar 31: Final application deadline
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Electric Vehicles & Fleets
A 6-week course on challenges and opportunities from the coming electrification of commercial fleets: operators, partners, entrepreneurs, investors, and other professionals dealing with the electric mobility revolution.
Fees: $795 Scholarships available
Feb 28: Scholarship eligibility deadline
Mar 31: Final application deadline
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Climate-Smart Buildings
The urgency of climate change demands a new building paradigm. Join a select cohort for a 4-week crash course in climate positive building strategies, starting June, 2021!
Fees: $795 Scholarships available
May 15: Scholarship eligibility deadline
May 31: Final application deadline
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Climate-Resilient Agricultural Value Chains
Take an interactive and hands-on journey to build a multi-scalar understanding of climate resilience in agricultural value chain networks, starting Feb 8, 2021.
Fees: $795 Scholarships available
Jan 31: Scholarship eligibility deadline
Feb 5: Final application deadline
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Climate Camp for VCs and Investors
Join our six-week program and build your own investment thesis in the climate tech space, arming yourself with tools and practical tips from seasoned investors, starting Feb 21, 2021!
Fees: $699 Scholarships available
Feb 10 : Final application deadline
Learn more
Climate change:
Learning for action
Our flagship course: A 12-week bootcamp for your transition from awareness to action
Take a deep dive into the landscape of climate change and kickstart your climate journey. Our next cohort begins June 2021!
Fees: $1499 Scholarships available
Jan 31: Scholarship eligibility deadline
Feb 28: Final application deadline
Learn more and apply
The New Hydrogen Economy
Take a 4-week deep dive into the technology, economics, and policy dimensions of hydrogen’s role in a clean energy future. Join our next cohort starting Jan 25, 2021!
Fees: $795 Scholarships available
Feb 28: Scholarship eligibility deadline
Mar 31: Final application deadline
Learn more and apply
Electric Vehicles & Fleets
A 6-week course on challenges and opportunities from the coming electrification of commercial fleets: operators, partners, entrepreneurs, investors, and other professionals dealing with the electric mobility revolution.
Fees: $795 Scholarships available
Feb 28: Scholarship eligibility deadline
Mar 31: Final application deadline
Learn more
Climate-Resilient Agricultural Value Chains
Take an interactive and hands-on journey to build a multi-scalar understanding of climate resilience in agricultural value chain networks, starting Feb 8, 2021.
Fees: $795 Scholarships available
Jan 31: Scholarship eligibility deadline
Jan 5: Final application deadline
Learn more and apply
Climate Camp for VCs and Investors
Join our six-week program and build your own investment thesis in the climate tech space, arming yourself with tools and practical tips from seasoned investors, starting Feb 21, 2021!
Fees: $699 Scholarships available
Jan 10: Final application deadline
Learn more and apply
Climate-Smart Buildings
The urgency of climate change demands a new building paradigm. Join a select cohort for a 4-week crash course in climate positive building strategies, starting Feb 1, 2021!
Fees: $795 Scholarships available
Jan 24: Scholarship eligibility deadline
Jan 29: Final application deadline
Learn more and apply
Foundation
Scholarships available
We always want qualified learners to apply, and can provide financial aid after assessing merit and need.
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Landing page for Climate Change: Learning for Action
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One of the ongoing classes in our first cohort of the “Climate Change: Learning for Action” bootcamps. We are discussing climate policy and justice here. Check out some wonderful related creations from our fellows here.
One of the ongoing classes in our first cohort of the “Climate Change: Learning for Action” bootcamps. We are discussing climate policy and justice here. Check out some wonderful related creations from our fellows here.
One of the ongoing classes in our first cohort of the “Climate Change: Learning for Action” bootcamps. We are discussing climate policy and justice here. Check out some wonderful related creations from our fellows here.
One of the ongoing classes in our first cohort of the “Climate Change: Learning for Action” bootcamps. We are discussing climate policy and justice here. Check out some wonderful related creations from our fellows here.
One of the ongoing classes in our first cohort of the “Climate Change: Learning for Action” bootcamps. We are discussing climate policy and justice here. Check out some wonderful related creations from our fellows here.
One of the ongoing classes in our first cohort of the “Climate Change: Learning for Action” bootcamps. We are discussing climate policy and justice here. Check out some wonderful related creations from our fellows here.
One of the ongoing classes in our first cohort of the “Climate Change: Learning for Action” bootcamps. We are discussing climate policy and justice here. Check out some wonderful related creations from our fellows here.
Happy faces at the graduation ceremony for our first cohort
A blog created by a Fellow for a Terra assignment
A climate psychology workshop in action
Snippets of a live class in The New Hydrogen Economy course
Landing page for Climate Change: Learning for Action
Screenshot from one of our #TerraTalks
A snapshot from one of our energy classes
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Our international community is Terra.do’s beating heart! We are an organically growing community of learning fellows, climate experts, alumni and employees. Our operating principle is one of mutual support and kindness.
Experts at Terra.do
Our course creators, guest experts and mentors are here to support and guide you every step of the way.
We are grateful to our 100+ experts, who cover 50+  professional disciplines and come from 20+ geographies!
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Dr Kamal Kapadia
Co-founder, course creator
Kamal has created Terra’s foundational course “Climate Change: Learning for Action”. She previously taught at University of Oxford and holds a PhD in Energy and Resources from University of California, Berkeley.
Dr Harish Hande
Guest expert
Harish is CEO of SELCO-Foundation and founder of SELCO-India. He is an Indian social entrepreneur who has been awarded the Ramon Magsaysay Award (widely called the Asian Nobel Prize) for his efforts to bring solar energy technologies to the rural poor.
Dr Ian Bolliger
Mentor
Ian is a Climate Data Scientist at Rhodium Group. He builds models to predict economic and financial risks caused by climate change. Ian holds a PhD in Energy and Resources from University of California, Berkeley.
Terra.do Fellows
Terra.do fellows are skilled, enthusiastic learners from around the world, committed to helping solve climate change.
We are extremely proud of the 150+ Terra.do alumni and fellows who are transitioning into climate work, each in their own unique way.
Meet the fellows
Alyssa Dizon
November 2020 Fellow
Sai Araveti
July 2020 Fellow
Sylvain Carle
November 2020 Fellow
Heather Baden
November 2020 Fellow
Adam Braun
July 2020 Fellow
Aarushi Wasan
November 2020 Fellow
Experts at Terra.do
Our course creators, guest experts and mentors are here to support and guide you every step of the way.
We are grateful to our 100+ experts, who cover 50+  professional disciplines and come from 20+ geographies!
Meet the mentors
Dr Kamal Kapadia
Co-founder and course creator
Kamal has created Terra’s foundational course “Climate Change: Learning for Action”. She previously taught at University of Oxford and holds a PhD in Energy and Resources from University of California, Berkeley.
Dr Harish Hande
Guest expert
Harish is CEO of SELCO-Foundation and founder of SELCO-India. He is an Indian social entrepreneur who has been awarded the Ramon Magsaysay Award (widely called the Asian Nobel Prize) for his efforts to bring solar energy technologies to the rural poor.
Dr Ian Bolliger
Mentor
Ian is a Climate Data Scientist at Rhodium Group. He builds models to predict economic and financial risks caused by climate change. Ian holds a PhD in Energy and Resources from University of California, Berkeley.
Terra.do Fellows
Terra.do fellows are passionate creators, and collaborators.
We are extremely proud of the 150+ Terra.do fellows who are transitioning to climate work on their unique paths.
Terra.do fellows are very actively involved in our community, supporting other learners.
Meet the fellows
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Terra.do Fellows
Terra.do fellows are skilled, enthusiastic learners from around the world, committed to helping solve climate change.
We are extremely proud of the 150+ Terra.do fellows who are transitioning into climate work, each in their own unique way.
Meet the fellows
Shivani Singh
Aug 2020 fellow
Sai Araveti
Aug 2020 fellow
Shawn Drost
Aug 2020 fellow
Adam Braun
Aug 2020 fellow
Shelley Goel
Aug 2020 fellow
Arvind Balasubramanian
Nov 2020 fellow
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Transition from climate awareness to action. Discover pathways to engage in climate work while complementing your innate expertise, with the help of our courses, mentors, career services, and community projects. Our Fellows' transition stories are inspiring!
Cody Simms
July 2020 Fellow
Climate Change:
Learning for Action
Cody has been a tech investor for 7+ years and working to shift his investment career towards climate change.
Cody has now pivoted his career at Techstars towards climate change and sustainability, and co-founded Climate Changemakers.
Ha Vu
July 2020 Fellow
Climate Change:
Learning for Action
Ha has been deeply alarmed by the climate crisis and wanting to help her communities through activism and tech.
Ha is now utilizing her tech and climate skills at Sidewalk Lab, where she is working on sustainability innovation in urban design.
Shawn Drost
July 2020 Fellow
Climate Change:
Learning for Action
Shawn was a founder of Hack Reactor, an online coding academy. He was keen to start something in the climate space.
After completing our bootcamp course, Shawn started a clean energy company called Diversified Hydrogen. He is also co-creator of our New Hydrogen Economy course.
Many more fellows, from 200+ professional backgrounds, are making their transition to climate work. Here are just a few examples of how the dots connected for people. And if you don't see someone like you here, that’s just because we have a really long list!
Banking
Engineering
Data science
Astrophysics
Health tech
Software engineering
Data science
Digital inclusion
Research
CSR
Impact Assessment
Entrepreneurship
Venture investment
Tech marketing
Consulting
Sales
...and many more!
Testimonials
All the love from our fellows keeps us going!
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Events
We host weekly free events that are open to the public. Join us for the next #TerraTalk, AMA, or panel discussion with awe-inspiring people who are dedicating their life to solve climate change. Visit our blog for recordings, fellows’ publications, and more.
TerraTalks: Climate Justice 1
Climate justice and gender justice are inextricably linked - they concern women and men’s capacities and vulnerabilities to adapt to the impacts of climate change. The global multi-dimensional responses to address adaptation are influenced by power, governance, and distribution of resources that enable people to adapt and most times they are unequal.
December 17, 2020
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TerraTalks: Climate Justice 1
Climate justice and gender justice are inextricably linked - they concern women and men’s capacities and vulnerabilities to adapt to the impacts of climate change. The global multi-dimensional responses to address adaptation are influenced by power, governance, and distribution of resources that enable people to adapt and most times they are unequal.
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