DelftX: Sustainable Packaging in a Circular Economy
Learn how to apply the principles of the circular economy to sustainable packaging systems.

- Certification
- Certificate of completion
- Duration
- 6 weeks
- Price Value
- $ 149
- Difficulty Level
- Intermediate
Learn how to apply the principles of the circular economy to sustainable packaging systems.
Discover the innovative world of sustainable packaging systems in this comprehensive course offered by DelftX. As our global population and affluence grow, so does our demand for packaging materials and the subsequent waste generation. This course addresses the urgent need to rethink how we design, recover, and reuse packaging to capture wasted potential and minimize environmental impact.
Dive into the fascinating realm of circular economy design and business strategies, learning how to reimagine products and services from a systems perspective. You'll explore ways to minimize waste, maximize positive economic, environmental, and social impacts, and keep resources in a cycle of restoration.
This intermediate-level course is intended for students and professionals with:
For those new to the concept of circular economy, it's recommended to take the "Circular Economy: An Introduction" MOOC before starting this course.
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