Redcity Sustainable Development Course for STEM Students & Fresh Graduates. Redcity is excited to announce the launch of its first online course on sustainable development, a course tailored to enlighten participants on some of the sustainability problems of the future and how to develop innovative solutions for these problems.

In the course, students are introduced to the concept of sustainability (https://redcity.site/2023/10/29/using-sawdust-and-wood-ash-as-a-substitute-for-concrete-in-sustainable-engineering/) and its benefits before identifying problems associated with engineering in Africa and ultimately arriving at practical and theoretical solutions to these problems. This course gives participants a deep insight into the nitty-gritty of sustainable engineering, science, technology, and cultural influences.

Why register for the course?
"Engineering the Future of Cities in Africa," (https://redcity.site/engineering-future-cities-in-africa/) is launching on April 5th, 2024, it is a free course that's loaded with a variety of exciting offers.
The course introduces participants to new career opportunities in the Sustainable Development of cities in Africa serving as an entry point into professional development and advancement in the science, engineering, technology, and math of tackling environmental problems with innovation.

Included or additional:
• 17-hour Free course
• Open discussion forum with experts
• Opportunities to win grants
• Certification
• Interning, Volunteering, and career placement opportunities
• Virtual excursion

Who is it for?
The course is available to diploma holders, and undergraduate and postgraduate students in ongoing or freshly completed fields of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math.

To register, you can get started by simply clicking here. ( https://redcity.site/engineering-future-cities-in-africa/)

This is a Redcity impact campaign towards the future of engineering in Africa and an adoption drive for sustainable practices.

Morountodun Obaigbo, Founder and CEO of Redcity:
"In the future I don't think houses will look the way they currently look. They're going to be organic, they're going to be mobile, they're going to have their own life, they're going to be smart!"

Check out the full episode here (https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/climate-opportunity/episodes/6-Morountodun-Obaigbo---Sustainable-Buildings-for-Small-Businesses-in-Lagos-e21kr0t https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/climate-opportunity/episodes/6-Morountodun-Obaigbo---Sustainable-Buildings-for-Small-Businesses-in-Lagos-e21kr0t)