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Syllabus:

Sustainability Science, 15 credits

The course is discontinued from 2024-11-17

Swedish name: Hållbarhetsvetenskap
This syllabus is valid: 2022-08-22 and until further notice
Syllabus for courses starting after 2022-08-22
Course code: 5MI007
Credit points: 15
Education level: Second cycle
Main Field of Study and progress level: Environmental Science: Second cycle, has only first-cycle course/s as entry requirements
Grading scale: Pass with distinction, Pass, Fail
Responsible department: Department of Ecology and Environmental Science
Established by: Faculty Board of Science and Technology, 2022-01-28
Revised by: Faculty Board of Science and Technology, 2024-11-17

Contents

The course aims to provide deeper understanding of central theories in the interdisciplinary science field Sustainability Science. Students are introduced to the complex environmental problems that characterize the current state of the world in terms of major sustainability challenges (climate change, biodiversity, etc.). Concepts such as resilience, risk and systems analysis are central components of the course. The course uses a so-called challenge-driven pedagogy and is divided into two modules (a theory and a project module), which will run in parallel during the course.

Module 1 Sustainability science - theory, 10 credits

Module 2 Sustainability science - Project, 5 credits

Required Knowledge

Univ: 180 ECTS credits containing 90 ECTS credits, including a bachelor thesis, in environmental science, environmental and health protection, earth science / physical geography or biology. English B / 6.

Literature

Valid from: 2022 week 33

Scientific articles and text

Becker Per
Sustainability science : managing risk and resilience for sustainable development
Amsterdam : Elsevier Science Ltd : 2014 : vii, 295 p. :
ISBN: 044462709X
Mandatory
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Becker Per
Sustainability science : managing risk and resilience for sustainable development / Per Becker
uuuu-uuuu :
ISBN: 9780444627292
Mandatory
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