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Climate Risk

Foundations

Build climate risk capability through expert guidance, applied risk assessment, infrastructure insights, and climate reporting.

Date

12-13 November 2026

Location

Gold Coast

Time

8:30am-4:30pm

About the event

The Climate Risk Short Course Level I: Foundations is planned to be held from 12–13 November 2026 at Griffith University’s Gold Coast Campus, offering a practical introduction to climate risk, governance, compliance and adaptation planning for professionals across government, industry, consulting and infrastructure.

Designed for professionals working across government, consulting, infrastructure, industry, NGOs and the private sector, this foundational program blends expert-led sessions with practical learning to build essential knowledge in climate risk, multi-hazard risk, governance, compliance and adaptation planning.


The program introduces foundational concepts in climate risk, climate-related hazards, multi-hazard assessment, exposure and vulnerability, risk governance, disclosure and compliance expectations, adaptation pathways, decision-making under uncertainty, and the practical use of AI to support climate risk analysis, scenario interpretation, workflow improvement and adaptation planning. Led by experts from research, government and industry, the course fosters peer learning and networking across sectors.


The course will be delivered through interactive classroom-based presentations, group discussions and applied case study work, providing participants with the concepts, tools and frameworks needed to understand climate risk, assess multi-hazard challenges, meet emerging expectations, and support better planning, governance and adaptation decisions. In-person attendees will also benefit from a catered program, including morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea.


Whether you are beginning your journey in climate risk or seeking to consolidate your knowledge, Level I provides a critical foundation for understanding the evolving risks, obligations and decision-making tools that underpin resilient organisations, communities and places in a changing climate.

Registrations

Each registration includes full access to course sessions and digital learning materials. In-person attendees also receive full catering (morning tea, lunch, and afternoon tea) and access to the full-day Tweed-Byron Coast study tour.

Please follow the registration link for options to insert Purchase Order number and invoice billing details.

Standard registrations are now open.

*Pathway pricing is available for participants who register for both the Level I and Level II Coastal Resilience courses. Select this option to secure both courses at the discounted combined rate. All prices include GST.

Price

From $595 to $2,970.00

Standard In Person inc. GST

$1,795

Standard Online inc. GST

$595

Level I + Level II Pathway* inc. GST

$2,970

Total

$0.00

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Registrations for this course are not yet open. Register your interest and we will get in touch when places are released.

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What practitioners say

We were deeply impressed by this comprehensive and practical course. It provided essential knowledge that we hope to implement in our national forecasting strategies. Thank you for your valuable guidance and support.

Tom Natick

Ministry of Climate Change, Vanuatu

An excellent opportunity to network with like-minded professionals and learn from leading experts. I’ve taken back a wealth of knowledge to my council and made contacts that will support my work into the future.

Bronson Symmonds

Alexandrina Council, South Australia

An eye-opening and transformative experience. The Coastal Resilience Short Course reshaped how I approach coastal planning—moving beyond technical fixes to embrace systems thinking, meaningful community engagement, and long-term adaptation. I left the course with practical tools, renewed clarity, and a stronger sense of purpose in my role.

Dayane Barros Da Silva

City of Gold Coast, Queensland

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