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Biomimicry Professional Pathways Certification Program


The Biomimicry Professional Certification Program (formerly known as the Two-Year Certificate Program) will now be offered as part of The Biomimicry Group's Professional Pathways, the most comprehensive and innovative biomimicry educational offering in the world.

The call to action is clear – the world is waiting for an inspired and generous approach to solving society’s most pressing sustainability challenges. We need to mobilize a community of professional biomimics around the world who can bring life’s genius into the solution space for all industries. That’s where you come in.

The Biomimicry Professional Certificate Program is a two-year, master’s level course designed to empower you with life’s genius to evolve the way the world conducts business, designs buildings and products, runs government, provides healthcare, and educates future generations.

The application period for the 2011 program is closed. The 2012 cohort application period opens Spring 2011. Find more information about the Biomimicry Professional Certification Program on the Professional Pathways website.


Imagine Your Pathway: Biomimicry Professional Pathways Launches March 2011

Launched in March 2011, Professional Pathways will be the most comprehensive and innovative biomimicry educational offering in the world. Whether you want to take an eLearning course, workshop, or achieve professional level biomimicry credentialing, there will be an entry point for every budget, schedule, and location.

View course descriptions, meet your mentors, and read testimonials from previous students on our new beta website.

  UPCOMING EVENT LOCATION DATE  
  Backyard Biomimicry
(3-day workshop)
Vancouver, BC

April 30 – May 2, 2011
Register by April 15

 
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