This multi-disciplinary course offers critical perspectives into the subject of climate change. Co-taught by experts in the fields of climate science, social science, and the humanities, it provides critical insights into the deep contexts of modern climate change, the complex relationship between climatic changes and humanity and, will introduce students to how different disciplinary perspectives can be utilised for understanding complex modern problems. Subjects include the history of climate science, understanding climate change as a complex problem, the role and efficacy of modern-day organisations in tackling climate change, and specific climate-induced challenges facing humanity, such as urban heat and extreme weathers. The multidisciplinary approach will demonstrate how each individual discipline offers powerful frameworks and tools to understand and engage with climate change in all its complexity.