professional development
Atlantic Basin Conference on Chemistry 2026 (ABCChem 2026)
Chemical societies across North and South America, Europe, and Africa invite chemistry professionals to the 3rd Atlantic Basin Conference on Chemistry (ABCChem). This event offers an opportunity for top scientists from around the Atlantic Basin to share ideas and collaborate on current multi-disciplinary chemistry topics. ABCChem 2026’s theme is Chemistry for Global Impact: Strategic Partnerships for Sustainable Innovation.
Beyond Benign K-12 Summer Professional Development Courses
Discover the transformative power of green chemistry with Beyond Benign’s online professional development courses, offered each summer over 3–8 weeks and designed for educators seeking to transform their teaching practices. Equivalent to 48 credit-hours, these courses are expertly led by Beyond Benign’s Certified Lead Teachers—educators with extensive experience in teaching green chemistry and developing innovative curricula.
Life Cycle Assessment: Quantifying Environmental Impacts
Life cycle assessment (LCA) is a process to evaluate the environmental burdens associated with a product, process, service, or activity by identifying and quantifying energy, materials usage, and environmental releases, assessing the impact of those, and evaluating and implementing opportunities to affect environmental improvements.
2025 ACS GCI Green & Sustainable Chemistry Summer School
The ACS Green and Sustainable Chemistry Summer School (GSCSS) is a highly selective week-long program for graduate students and postdoctoral chemists and engineers. Each year, approximately 60 exceptional students from North, Central, and South America and the Caribbean are selected from a large pool of applicants and gather for this fully funded once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. The American Chemical Society pays for all eligible travel and program costs.
Green Chemistry and Engineering Learning Platform (GChELP)
A range of free, shareable, and interactive educational and training materials created to promote the uptake of green and sustainable methodologies in the synthesis of pharmaceuticals. More than thirty multimedia modules cover topics in six core skill areas: Foundations of Green Chemistry and Engineering, Guides and Metrics, Solvents, Synthetic Toolbox, Process Design, and Life Cycle Impacts.
GChELP Is Preparing Chemists for Success in a Competitive Landscape
Monash University Graduate Certificate of Green Chemistry and Sustainable Technologies
The Graduate Certificate of Green Chemistry and Sustainable Technologies provides expert training in ‘green technologies’ focused on chemistry and chemical manufacturing, combined with an understanding of sustainability issues to support the transformation of industry.
The principles of green technologies are aligned to sustainability issues to advance the reduction or elimination of hazardous substances involved in the design, manufacture and application of diverse chemical products.
The environmental, economic and social benefits are also examined.
Sustainable Chemistry and Human Rights
What will you learn? This policy training is meant to support the development of policy input and training of participation on human rights issues, related to Sustainable Chemistry and sustainable development. The training will elaborate on specific human rights (such as the human right to a clean, healthy, and sustainable environment) that are related to the key characteristics of Sustainable Chemistry, as developed by the ISC3. Who is this course for?
University of Wisconsin Green Chemistry Certificate
The green chemistry certificate provides students with a theoretical and practical working knowledge of the principles of green chemistry and would be an excellent choice for students with an interest in industrial careers. There are two options for earning the certificate, option one requires 18-23 credits, and option two requires 12 credits.
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