Climate Risk Institute Courses - Ongoing
Sep 22, 2025 - Nov 17, 2025
Online
As communities across Canada grapple with the impacts of climate change, the demand for skilled infrastructure professionals who can effectively assess climate risks and implement adaptation measures is growing rapidly. Climate Risk Institute’s courses and credentials address the vital link between climate change and infrastructure and provide a customizable learning experience for infrastructure practitioners to build the knowledge and skills that will contribute to a more resilient future.
Facilitated by industry experts, CRI’s courses will support you in developing essential knowledge and skills in climate risk assessment, policy development, communication, climate science, planning and implementation, and resilient design.
This fall, Climate Risk Institute is excited to launch two brand new courses: Envision® and PIEVC Credential Readiness Training and Climate Change Resilience for Building Sector Professionals!
Jump straight to registration via Climate Risk Institute’s delivery partners using the links below, or contact Climate Risk Institute directly for any questions via Paul Cobb (Lead, Training Services) paul.cobb@climateriskinstitute.ca.
Fall 2025 Courses Include:
Starts September 22 & 24, 2025: Envision® and PIEVC Credential Readiness Training
Starts September 25, 2025: Climate Change Resilience for Building Sector Professionals
Starts October 6, 2025: Climate Smart Policy and Procurement
Starts November 10, 2025: Climate Change and Infrastructure Risk Assessment – the PIEVC Protocol
Starts November 13, 2025: Climate Change Resilience for Building Sector Professionals
Starts November 17, 2025: Applied Climate Science for Infrastructure Practitioners
*To register for Climate Change Resilience for Building Sector Professionals, you must first create an account or login as a returning student. From there, you will be able to select the session you wish to enroll in.
Consider taking your professional development to the next level this fall with Climate Risk Institute’s Infrastructure Resilience Professional Credential and Infrastructure and Climate Resilience Planning Micro-Credential!