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* Doughnut Economics: Inspired by Oxford scholar Kate Raworth, this innovative approach redefines economic growth by balancing human needs within planetary boundaries.

2 Systems Thinking and the Circular Economy: Gain a new perspective with Systems Thinking, building on Donella Meadows' work, and explore the Circular Economy’s potential to eliminate waste and redefine value.

b Policy, Regulation, Mitigation, and Adaptation: Examine the influence of global, national, and regional policies on regulations, shaping the mitigation and adaptation strategies in response to climate challenges.

x Problem Solving, Strategic and Critical Thinking: Enhance your ability to develop innovative solutions, craft effective strategies and identify critical pathways for sustainable success.

] Business for Good and Funding: Discover how purpose-driven businesses secure funding while delivering measurable social and environmental impact.

. Internal Communication: Learn how effective internal communication fosters alignment and builds momentum for sustainable change.

A Visioning and Mental Imagery: Join psychologists Jon Rhodes and Jackie Andrade  in a session that draws on their expertise with elite sports teams, health, and addiction, using visioning and mental imagery to create bold, inspiring goals for a sustainable future.

{ Culture and Change: Discover how embedding change within culture drives lasting transformation toward sustainable goals by understanding what culture is and why change is adopted.

Dates: 27 January – 31 March 2026 (Tuesdays and Thursdays, 09:30–13:00; first session 09:30–17:00).*

Format: Online

Duration: 60 hours 

Course fee: Thanks to Skills Bootcamp funding, the course is up to 90% funded. SMEs (fewer than 250 employees) contribute 10% (approximately £211.10 plus VAT) of the course fee per learner while large companies contribute 30% (approximately £633.30 plus VAT) towards the course fee. To be eligible for funding, employers must give learners additional responsibility upon completion, e.g. a Sustainability Lead role.

Certificate: Learners receive a Certificate of Completion issued by the °µÍø½âÃÜ.

Course information session: If you would like to find out more about this course, you can attend our free online information session on 15 January 2026, 12:30–13:00. Simply to attend. 

* Dates may be subject to change.

The Future Climate Leaders course assessment is designed to be practical and directly applicable to your current work. Throughout the course, we will focus on developing a comprehensive sustainability project that you can implement within your organisation. This will involve the following components:

If you would like to apply for place on this course, please complete the

Deadline to apply: Friday 16 January 2026