Overview
This course aims to train the next generation of sustainability leaders for world-changing work in Australia and overseas. The course introduces the environmental, economic, social and cultural dimensions of sustainability, and explores sustainable solutions to challenges such as climate change, energy futures, water, waste, conserving biodiversity, and international aid and … For more content click the Read More button below.
Contacts
Academic Chair
Structure
18 credit points
Co-Major18 credit points
Learning outcomes
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[1] Demonstrate knowledge of the history and evolution of sustainable development thinking and practice.
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[2] Develop and manage sustainable development projects of increasing complexity, working both independently and collaboratively.
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[3] Construct compelling arguments that support change-making for sustainability.
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[4] Formulate clear and persuasive written and spoken communication for diverse audiences, using a range of appropriate styles and formats.
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[5] Engage with complex and often controversial sustainability issues in ways that are respectful, collaborative, ethical, and interdisciplinary.
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[6] Apply sustainable development principles and practices at the local, regional and global levels.