The abilities to assimilate data, work as a team and problem solve are fundamental to any career development. In this module you will work as a member of a team to analyse and consider scientific, political, management and ethical issues relating to problems in the environmental sustainability and green technology sectors. This will entail you reviewing several case studies and consulting widely.
Describe the role of policy and political issues in application of the sustainability agenda. Will be achieved by assessments: 1,3
Apply your knowledge to evaluating and interpreting information. Will be achieved by assessments: 1,2,3
Acquire, analyse, synthesise, summarise and present information from a wide range of sources. Will be achieved by assessments: 1,2,3
Demonstrate, develop and sustain flexible approaches to learning and study. Will be achieved by assessments: 2
Take responsibility for your own learning and to reflect upon that learning. Will be achieved by assessments: 2
Demonstrate an awareness of the relevant ethical issues arising from sustainability scenarios. Will be achieved by assessments: 1,3
Lecture 1 hour
Class test 2 hours
Directed private study 60 hours
Tutorial preparation 36 hours
Independent study 33 hours
For the individual case selected the student should compile available printed and on-line reference material and provide a brief appraisal (a few sentences per reference as to why each has been chosen for inclusion)
A reflective critical report on study skills acquired, contribution to problem based learning, use of resources etc
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