| ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Jane Davidson, the new Minister for
Sustainability and Rural Development in the Welsh Assembly Government,
will officially launch the Centre for Alternative Technology (CAT)'s
Graduate School for the Environment (GSE) today.
A new Architecture Part 2 Diploma is starting at the Centre for Alternative Technology (CAT) this September.
The course will be for students who have already acquired a valid Part
1 qualification and is built on the success of the current MSc
Architecture: Advanced Environmental and Energy Studies programme. The
MSc has been running at CAT since 2000 and currently has 400 students,
many of which have been architects.
Today,
while the government announces its draft climate change bill, The
Centre for Alternative Technology (CAT) launches the Graduate School
for the Environment. The School will train some of the experts needed
for the UK's transition to a low-carbon economy.
All courses are validated by the University of East London
Grad School Movie
Hear from MSc students and CAT staff, plus get a glimpse of some of our teaching facilities and the stunning location of CAT
Play movie (PC)
Play movie (Mac)
Other CAT movies on WISE website
Grad School Forums
Ask questions about the courses or what it's like to study at CAT!
Latest Links
| REA - Renewable Energy Association |
| The Planning Portal |
| Architects Registration Board |
| The Centre for Education in the Built Environment |
Login
