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746A71 · 7.5 credits · Advanced level (A1N) · Miljövetenskap

Designing Environmental Studies in Sustainable Development

Active · next start VT 2027

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OPP1 · 22 Jun 2026 · 20 students

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OPP1 · 58 students

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OPP1 Opposition of individual written assignment

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    97% passed · 37 students

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    UPG1 Individual written assignment

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    • Get B or A: 74% (58 students)
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    RED1 Presentation of individual written presentation

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      GRP1 Written group assignment

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      100% passed · 57 students

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        DEL1 Active participation in seminars and workshops

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        100% passed · 52 students

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          About the course

          Aim

          After completing the course, the student at an advanced level should be able to:

          • Formulate research questions and develop research designs, relating them to theory and methods within sustainable development.
          • Critically reflect on research ethics and conduct assessments considering relevant societal and ethical aspects.
          • Describe and apply research methods within sustainable development.
          • Collect and analyze empirical data using scientific methods.
          • Evaluate and critically discuss the possibilities and limitations of scientific methods.
          • Communicate relevant knowledge within sustainable development orally and in writing.

          Content

          The course covers research design from goal formulation to method selection and empirical material within environmental science. The course includes various central scientific methods for collecting and analyzing both quantitative and qualitative data, including their different strengths and weaknesses. The course also addresses and discusses research ethical considerations and good research practices. The course also includes how to write a scientific thesis and how to present research results orally and in writing.

          Examiner
          Åsa Danielsson
          Main field of study
          Miljövetenskap
          Syllabus on Studieinfo ↗