Ecological and Social Sustainability

Winter 2019
Olympia
Evening
Graduate Only
Class Size: 50
8 Credits per quarter
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The second program in the core sequence examines sustainability at theoretical and practical levels. We will examine how sustainability is understood from multiple perspectives, emphasizing systems thinking and complexity theory at regional, national, and global scales. Students will develop a foundation in climate science, development theory, and energy policy to help them assess current strategies of climate mitigation and adaptation. Seminars, lectures, and workshops will help students refine their critical thinking, writing, discussion, and presentation skills. By the end of the quarter, each student will produce a professional quality research paper (candidacy paper) and presentation based on current scholarship. Candidacy is outlined in the student handbook .

Registration

Winter 2019 Registration

Course Reference Numbers

GR (8): 20131

Academic details

Credits
8
Maximum Enrollment
50
Class Standing
Graduate

Schedule

Time Offered
Evening
Advertised Schedule

Tu/Th 6-10pm

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First Meeting

SEM 2 D1105 - Lecture
Location
Olympia