The Global Centre for Risk and Innovation (GCRI)
Illustrative: an outbreak travelling along air routes, arrival times by shortest path, then local epidemics
Risk Academy, led by the Nexus Consortium · Programme / RAN 300 series
Sector by sector: water, energy, food, health, finance, cities and infrastructure, and policy, each taught through the couplings that link it to the others.
Labs used: map lab in 27 courses, exposure lab in 13 courses, network lab in 12 courses, trigger lab in 8 courses, geoai lab in 4 courses, geo quiz in 4 courses.
Courses by study level, each with the course it builds on, the labs it uses and the faculty stage where its subject is practised.
How risk behaves inside one sector and where it crosses into the next: a drought that is also a power and a food problem, a grid that depends on telecoms and markets, a health system that depends on supply chains.
Who it is for. Practitioners in a sector who need to see beyond it, and analysts who serve several sectors.
What comes next. The cross-stream practicum closes the stream; the Systems stream then generalises the couplings.
Open courses link to the catalogue; courses in development are listed so you can plan ahead.
The Nexus Standards Nexus stream teaches toward, grouped by master standard, with the disciplines that teach each.
Open scholarly sources searched with the subject terms of Nexus stream.
Search termsNexus stream; Public health emergencies and epidemics; Financial stability and systemic financial risk; Water security and hydrology; Food systems and agriculture; Energy systems and the energy transitionDerived from the Risk Academy page on Nexus stream.
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Each open course states its hours, level, outcomes and labs in the catalogue.