Join the Oxford School of Climate Change: Applications Now Open for Remote Access The Oxford Climate Society is excited to announce that applications for the Oxford School of Climate Change (SoCC) are now open! This comprehensive eight-week course is designed to provide participants with a deep understanding of climate science, policy, and solutions. The program is accessible remotely, making it available to individuals worldwide who are passionate about addressing climate change. Course Details: Duration: Eight weeks Format: Online lectures and discussions Topics Covered: Climate science fundamentals Impacts of climate change Policy responses Technological and societal solutions Why Enroll? The Oxford School of Climate Change offers a unique opportunity to learn from leading experts in the field. Participants will gain: A solid foundation in climate-related topics Insights into current research and policy debates Networking opportunities with like-minded individuals Practical knowle...
Global Passport Ranking for Power and Privileges Henley Passport Index 2023 Source: visualspace/Getty Images For the first time in five years, Japan has lost its top ranking on the Henley Passport Index and now holds the third position. The latest rankings, which rely on exclusive and official data from the International Air Transport Association (IATA), reveal that Singapore has claimed the coveted title of the world's most powerful passport. Singaporean citizens can now travel to an impressive 192 destinations out of 227 worldwide without the need for a visa. Meanwhile, Germany, Italy, and Spain have climbed to the second spot, granting visa-free access to 190 destinations. Joining the ranks of Austria, Finland, France, Luxembourg, South Korea, and Sweden, Japanese passport holders now share the third position, enjoying access to 189 destinations without requiring a prior visa. Exploring the links between visa-free access and openness Henley & Partners conducted exclusive res...