I feel very strongly that McMaster Continuing Education can really help you reinvent your career.

The MCE program on sustainability studies has introduced me to a different phase of continuous learning of self-development especially in a world dominated by a centric mindset of over-consumption.

What is sustainability?

The MCE program on sustainability studies has introduced me to a different phase of continuous learning of self-development especially in a world dominated by a centric mindset of over-consumption.

The importance of sustainability is structured on understanding the dangers of how anthropocentrism and consumerism is taking over the world and combating this.

This program was well drafted and taught, and has enabled me become more aware of my environment and better ways of not only protecting it, but creating a better society using different methodologies based on a circular economy.

Sustainability is not a curve process but a journey which we all must embrace.

This microcredential was very informative, interesting and engaging. The instructors were well knowledgeable of the subject matter.

I encourage everyone to take this program.

It is important to understand the interconnectedness of these and other issues so that the implications of our everyday household and business decisions are understood in the right context.

Sustainability seems to be a buzz word these days. I hear it mentioned on the news, in advertisements, in general conversations, and in other unexpected facets of life. I would argue that the concept of Sustainability is vital in today’s world and to our future happiness. As a Global community we are dealing with big social and environmental issues. It is important to understand the interconnectedness of these and other issues so that the implications of our everyday household and business decisions are understood in the right context. What we do and don’t do matters.

Enrolling in the McMaster Continuing Education Sustainability program has been a wonderful way to develop an understanding of the practices of Sustainability, and what we can do to support real change. I encourage everyone to look into this program and to join the conversations being held all around you. Even if you don’t decide to take this program, look into the UN Sustainable Development Goals to start understanding the interconnectedness of things and how we as individuals and businesses can make a difference.

I look forward to hearing your thoughts and ideas in a future class!