From March to May, the University of Neuchâtel is hosting a series of 11 public lectures exploring the complex connections between climate change and various aspects of society — including agriculture, health, economy, justice, energy, and public policy.

When: Every Tuesday afternoon, 45-minute sessions
Open to all: While part of a Master’s-level course, the lectures are open to the public
Speakers: Experts from academia, public institutions, and beyond
Focus: A multidisciplinary approach to current climate challenges
Goal: Foster meaningful dialogue between science and society

Please note that all lectures will be held in French.

This initiative is part of the Master’s course “Changements climatiques et sociétés”, coordinated across several faculties with support from the Movetia program.

Contact:
Léonard Schneider
Lecturer, Chair of Applied Climatology
 leonard.schneider@unine.ch