Master the skills of an effective climate policy professional
Event description
n.b. This event is open to Crawford School of Public Policy PhD and Master program candidates only.
Seize the opportunity to participate in a masterclass that will set you apart in your climate policy career
What?
A high-impact, intensive half-day professional masterclass designed to equip you with the essential understanding and practical skills demanded by today’s highly challenging climate policy landscape.
Led by Nick Rowley — Honorary Associate Professor at the Crawford School and former climate advisor to British Prime Minister Tony Blair — this exclusive masterclass will:
- Unlock the core professional attributes that distinguish exceptional climate policy professionals working in government, finance, in business or in advocacy
- Immerse you in dynamic, real-world simulations where you will tackle complex climate challenges alongside peers, developing critical professional skills through hands-on exercises and role play
- Connect you directly with a professional panel of esteemed climate policy leaders, creating valuable networking opportunities and insider perspectives on what you need to excel in your climate policy career
When?
Wednesday, July 16th, 2025 (during orientation week)
1:30pm - 6:30pm Griffin Room, Crawford School
Limited to just 30 participants – ensuring personalised attention and meaningful engagement
How do I secure my place?
Submit a compelling 100-word expression of interest addressing:
- Why you would be an ideal candidate for this masterclass
- The impact you aspire to make in your climate policy career
- Three key takeaways you anticipate gaining from this professional development opportunity
Email your submission to Professor Rowley at Nicholas.Rowley@anu.edu.au by 9am, Friday, May 23rd
Successful applicants will be notified within one week and receive further details about the program and the distinguished professional insights panel.
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