The University has conducted research and training on climate resilience in the Limpopo Basin. The Faculties of Agronomy and Forestry, Science (Physics Department), and Arts and Social Sciences (Geography Department) offer a range of programmes that are integrating climate resilience. A new Masters programme in Disaster Risk Management and Climate Change is in development, and a Masters and PhD programme in Energy Science and Technology exists. Centres such as the International Centre for Water Governance and the Centre for Agriculture and Natural Resources Management studies) are also engaging in climate change research, teaching and curriculum innovation.