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Are you a lecturer, instructor, or other learning practitioner? If so, PAGE's new course on Green Industrial Policy has been designed for YOU.

A range of teaching materials offered by the course - including short video lectures, curated readings, podcasts, factsheets, and assessments - have been designed for uptake by universities and training institutions. They can be freely used, shared, and distributed by those that are teaching green industrial policy or related subjects.
Lecturers, instructors, and other learning practitioner’s are therefore actively encouraged to integrate the course materials into their existing programmes, curricula, and activities - supporting your quest to develop the green leaders of tomorrow.

Course structure at a glance
The course offers a wide panorama of the main conceptual and empirical considerations within the current global green industrial policy debate along five modules, each addressing a specific set of questions:

Industrial policy: Challenges and opportunities
Green industrial policy: Conceptual foundations
Strategic development of green industrial policy
Green industrial policy instruments
Green industrial policy and trade

To access the materials, sign-up to the course today:
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Green Industrial Policy: Promoting Competitiveness and Structural Transformation Industrial policy — or strategic government measures that aim to promote new economic sectors and accelerate structural change — has traditionally been employed to enhance productivity, boost competitiveness, and promote economic growth. Today, green industrial policy follows this same approach ...

250 Universities Just Launched 900 Free Online Courses. Here’s the Full List.

If you haven’t heard, universities around the world are offering their courses online for free (or at least, partially free). These courses are collectively called MOOCs or Massive Open Online Courses.

In the past nine years or so, over 900 universities have created around 15,000 MOOCs. I’ve been keeping track of these online courses the entire time here at Class Central, a search engine and reviews site for online education which has been used by 40 million learners around the world.

In the past six months alone, 250 universities, including Harvard, Stanford, MIT, and a few Ivy League Schools have announced 900 such free online courses.

By- Dhawal Shah
Aug 9th, 2020
Class Central

250 Universities Just Launched 900 Free Online Courses. Here’s the Full List. — Class Central In the past six months alone, 250 universities have announced 900 free online courses. Here's the full list.