Kyle Mustard

Education

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  Dalhousie University

  2009 - 2012

  Bachelor of Arts (BA) Environment, Sustainability and Society and History

  In 2008, Dalhousie created Canada’s first College of Sustainability, bringing distinguished thinkers and problem-solvers together in a new way to examine and take action on today’s most urgent global issues.Because the College and its faculty understand that change cannot happen in isolation, Environment, Sustainability, and Society (ESS) lecturers and profs come from across the academic spectrum—business, the arts, science, engineering, health, and design. All of them share one… Show more In 2008, Dalhousie created Canada’s first College of Sustainability, bringing distinguished thinkers and problem-solvers together in a new way to examine and take action on today’s most urgent global issues.Because the College and its faculty understand that change cannot happen in isolation, Environment, Sustainability, and Society (ESS) lecturers and profs come from across the academic spectrum—business, the arts, science, engineering, health, and design. All of them share one unwavering goal: to develop sustainable solutions that will preserve our planet for future generations.Source: http://www.dal.ca/academics/programs/undergraduate/ess/program_overview.html Show less

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  University of Leeds

  2013 - 2014

  Master of Science (MS) Sustainability (Environment & Development)

  In particular, this course focuses on the role of international development agencies and projects, the influence of international and national policies and the activities of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) working in the environment or development fields, business partnerships and community-based organizations. We examine the key role that each of these players has in enabling development that is environmentally, socially and economically sustainable.Source:… Show more In particular, this course focuses on the role of international development agencies and projects, the influence of international and national policies and the activities of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) working in the environment or development fields, business partnerships and community-based organizations. We examine the key role that each of these players has in enabling development that is environmentally, socially and economically sustainable.Source: http://www.leeds.ac.uk/coursefinder/20616/MSc_Sustainability_(Environment_and_Development) Show less