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Creative Sustainability (minor)
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Please see application process and quotas and restrictions.
Quotas and restrictions:
Altogether 20 students from all the Schools of Aalto. An applicant should be a master student. CS steering group will accept the minor students based on the application documents.
Application process:
Application process for Aalto students:
An applicant should be a master student of Aalto University and have an interest in multidisciplinary teamwork.
Application documents to be attached. All documents should be in English.
- a free-form letter of motivation, including a list of CS courses you are planning to include to the minor. (Please mention if a course is already completed. Already completed CS courses from previous years can be included to the minor.) Max one page.
- CV (max one page)
- personal study plan (PDF from SISU)
- student's academic record (transcript)
The application time is only once a year in the spring. Application instructions for Aalto University students
Newly accepted Aalto students who do not have the Aalto password can apply by sending the required application documents directly to the study coordinator Naoko Nakagawa. ([email protected])
Application process for students from other Finnish universities:
Students from other Finnish universities apply for the minor during the JOO application period. Besides the obligatory attachments, please attach CV and motivation letter where you explain why you want to take the courses you have listed. Instructions for JOO applicants from other Finnish universities
Content and structure of the minor
Application instructions for Aalto University students
Instructions for JOO applicants from other Finnish universities
Programme's webpage: http://acs.aalto.fi/
Timing of the minor: one academic year
About the minor
Creative Sustainability minor combines multidisciplinary teaching offerings in the topic area of sustainability. The coordinating school is Aalto ARTS/ Department of Design, and other contributing schools include Aalto BIZ, Aalto CHEM/ Department of Bioproducts and Biosystems, and Aalto ENG/ Department of Built Environment.
The Creative Sustainability minor studies offer a possibility to study sustainability courses in international and multidisciplinary teams. Studies combine insights from courses related to systems thinking, sustainability transformations, responsible business, sustainable product and service design, and novel materials and processes for sustainability and circular economy.
The Creative Sustainability minor study is offered to master students of all the disciplines in Aalto University in order to help to broaden and deepen sustainability knowledge and get acquainted with multidisciplinary approach during one’s own master degree studies. The minor supports particularly such skills that are needed in innovating and promoting sustainability transformations as well as sensitivity for those social conflicts that are inherent in the sustainability agenda.
Minor in Creative Sustainability provides opportunities to develop and make use of one's knowledge in other areas of study. On the other hand, the minor contributes to sustainability expertise. The interdisciplinarity of the programme will enhance the understanding of the work practices of sustainability experts from different fields as well the skills of communication about sustainability.
Content
Code | Course name | ECTS credits | Period |
---|---|---|---|
Students can choose courses from the following list: | |||
ARTS / Department of Design | |||
MUO-E8043 | Design for Government | 12 | period IV-V |
MUO-E8017 | Eco-auditing | 2 | period III |
MUO-E8040 | Issues in Sustainability Politics | 6 | period I |
MUO-E8041 | Collaborative and participatory techniques for design | 6 | period I |
MUO-E8050 | Values & Designs | 6 | period V |
MUO-E8051 | Design approaches to sustainability | 6 | period III |
MUO-E8052 | Critical and transformative futures | 6 | period II |
MUO-E8048 | Systems Thinking | 6 | period II |
MUO-E8054 | Broken - Analysis | 3 | period I-V |
MUO-E3065 | Design for Social Change - Participation | 6 | period II |
MUO-E3051 | Design for Social Change - Strategy | 6 | period II |
ARTS / Department of Architecture | |||
ARK-E1022 | Sustainability Tools for the Built Environment | 6 | period III-V |
MAR-E1050 | Green Area Planning | 6 | period I-II |
ARTS / Department of Art and Media | |||
ARTS-A0622 | Environmental Thinking | 6 | period I |
ARTS-A0633 | Technology, Tools and the Human Agency | 6 | period II |
School of Business | |||
21E10000 | How to change the world: Innovating toward Sustainability | 6 | period IV |
21E16001 | Sustainability in business | 6 | period I & V |
22E29100 | Accounting for Sustainability | 6 | period II |
MNGT-E3004 | Sustainable Entrepreneurship, markets, and systems change | 6 | period II |
35E03000 | Sustainable Supply Chains | 6 | period I |
51E00100 | Business Ethics | 6 | period IV |
MNGT-E4002 | Strategic Stakeholder Relations | 6 | period III |
MNGT-E1002 | Market-based Development in the Global South | 6 | period I |
MNGT-E2005 | Sustainability in Global Value Chains | 6 | period II |
School of Chemical Engineering / Department of Bioproducts and Biosystems | |||
CHEM-E2205 | Materials for a world in transition | 5 | period III |
CHEM-A1630 | CHEMARTS Basics | 3 | period I & IV |
CHEM-C2340 | Industrial Biomass Processes | 5 | period III-IV |
CHEM-C2470 | Forests, Wood and Carbon | 5 | period I & V (online teaching) |
CHEM-E1180 | Plant Resources | 5 | period I |
CHEM-E6215 | Circular Economy Design Forum | 5 | period IV-V |
(code generated in SISU) | Course with varying content (organized in cooperation with industry) | 1-5 | period IV-V |
School of Engineering / Department of Built Environment | |||
WAT-E3020 | State of the World and Development | 2 | period I |
WAT-E2060 | Sustainable Built Environment | 5 | period II |
WAT-E2070 | Sustainable Global Technologies Studio (Prerequisite: “WAT-E3020 State of the World and Development” and “WAT-E2060 Sustainable Built Environment”. Or similar knowledge, such as, UNIPID virtual studies.) | 10 | period III-V |
School of Science | |||
TU-E6170 | Political Organisations and Decision Making | 5 | period II |
TU-EV00027 | Elements of Sustainable Business | 2 | period V |
CS-E5050 | Special Course in Information Networks: (Content should be checked.) |
5 | period I-V |
- Gender & Technology | |||
- Politics in HCI | |||
- Algorithmic Systems and Society |
Previous curricula
Basic information of the minor
Name: Creative Sustainability
Code: CS.a
Extent: 18–24 ECTS
Curriculum: 2022–2024
Level: Masters
Language of learning: English
Theme: Human-centred living environments Materials and sustainable use of natural resources
Teacher in charge: Mikko Jalas
Administrative contact: Naoko Nakagawa
Organising department: Department of Design
Target group: All Aalto students
Prerequisites: Please see application process and quotas and restrictions.
Quotas and restrictions: Altogether 20 students from all the Schools of Aalto. An applicant should be a master student. CS steering group will accept the minor students based on the application documents.
Application process
Application process for Aalto students:
An applicant should be a master student of Aalto University and have an interest in multidisciplinary teamwork.
Application documents to be attached. All documents should be in English.
- a free-form letter of motivation, including a list of CS courses you are planning to include to the minor. (Please mention if a course is already completed. Already completed CS courses from previous years can be included to the minor.) Max one page.
- CV (max one page)
- personal study plan (PDF from SISU)
- student's academic record (transcript)
The application time is only once a year in the spring. Application instructions for Aalto University students
Newly accepted Aalto students who do not have the Aalto password can apply by sending the required application documents directly to the study coordinator Naoko Nakagawa. ([email protected])
Application process for students from other Finnish universities:
Students from other Finnish universities apply for the minor during the JOO application period. Besides the obligatory attachments, please attach CV and motivation letter where you explain why you want to take the courses you have listed. Instructions for JOO applicants from other Finnish universities
Content and structure of the minor
Application instructions for Aalto University students
Instructions for JOO applicants from other Finnish universities
Programme's webpage: http://acs.aalto.fi/
Minor Description
Creative Sustainability minor combines multidisciplinary teaching offerings in the topic area of sustainability. The coordinating school is Aalto ARTS/ Department of Design, and other contributing schools include Aalto BIZ, Aalto CHEM/ Department of Bioproducts and Biosystems, and Aalto ENG/ Department of Built Environment.
The Creative Sustainability minor studies offer a possibility to study sustainability courses in international and multidisciplinary teams. Studies combine insights from courses related to systems thinking, sustainability transformations, responsible business, sustainable product and service design, and novel materials and processes for sustainability and circular economy.
Minor's Intended Learning Outcomes
The Creative Sustainability minor study is offered to master students of all the disciplines in Aalto University in order to help to broaden and deepen sustainability knowledge and get acquainted with multidisciplinary approach during one’s own master degree studies. The minor supports particularly such skills that are needed in innovating and promoting sustainability transformations as well as sensitivity for those social conflicts that are inherent in the sustainability agenda. Minor in CS provides opportunities to develop and make use of one's knowledge in other areas of study. On the other hand, the minor contributes to sustainability expertise. The interdisciplinarity of the programme will enhance the understanding of the work practices of sustainability experts from different fields as well the skills of communication about sustainability.
Timing
Timing of the minor: one academic year
Structure of the minor
Code | Course name | ECTS credits | Period |
---|---|---|---|
Students can choose courses from the following list: | 18-24 | ||
ARTS/ Department of Design | |||
MUO-E8043 | Design for Government | 12 | period IV-V |
MUO-E8017 | Eco-auditing | 2 | period III |
MUO-E8040 | Issues in Sustainability Politics | 6 | period I |
MUO-E8041 | Collaborative and participatory techniques for design | 6 | period I |
MUO-E8047 | Values in Design Futures | 6 | period V |
MUO-E8049 | Design approaches to sustainable consumption | 6 | period III |
MUO-E8046 | Sustainability transitions and futures | 6 | period I |
MUO-E3050 | Design for Social Change, Co-Design | 6 | period II |
ARTS/ Department of Architecture | |||
ARK-E1022 | Sustainability Tools for the Built Environment | 6 | period III |
MAR-E1050 | Green Area Planning | 6 | period I-II |
ARTS/ Department of Art and Media | |||
ARTS-A0622 | Environmental Thinking | 6 | period II |
AXM-E0104 | Workshop 4: Healing Practices & Resilience Strategies & across Art Design Ecology & Psychology | 3 | period IV |
School of Business | |||
21E10000 | How to change the world: Innovating toward Sustainability | 6 | period IV |
21E16001 | Sustainability in business | 6 | period I |
22E29100 | Accounting for Sustainability | 6 | period II |
MNGT-E3004 | Sustainable Entrepreneurship, markets, and systems change | 6 | period II |
35E03000 | Sustainable Supply Chains | 6 | period I |
51E00100 | Business Ethics | 6 | period IV |
77E28000 | Corporate Responsibility Communication | 6 | period III |
MNGT-E1002 | Market-based Development in the Global South | 6 | period I |
MNGT-E2005 | Sustainability in Global Value Chains | 6 | period II |
School of Chemical Engineering / Department of Bioproducts and Biosystems | |||
CHEM-E2205 | Materials for a world in transition | 5 | period III |
CHEM-A1610 | Design Meets Biomaterials | 3-5 | period IV-V |
CHEM-C2340 | Industrial Biomass Processes | 5 | period III-IV |
CHEM-C2470 | Forests, Wood and Carbon | 5 | period I / V (online teaching) |
CHEM-E1100 | Plant Biomass | 5 | period I |
CHEM-E6215 | Circular Economy Design Forum | 5 | period IV-V |
(code generated in SISU) | Course with varying content (organized in cooperation with industry) | 1-5 | period IV-V |
School of Engineering / Department of Built Environment: | |||
WAT-E3020 | State of the World and Development | 2 | period I |
WAT-E2060 | Sustainable Built Environment | 5 | period II |
WAT-E2070 | Sustainable Global Technologies Studio (Prerequisite: “WAT-E3020 State of the World and Development” and “WAT-E2060 Sustainable Built Environment”. Or similar knowledge, such as, UNIPID virtual studies.) | 10 | period III-V |
School of Science | |||
CS-E4002 | Critical AI and Data Justice in Society | 3-5 | period III |
Basic information of the minor
Code: CS.a
Extent: 15-25 ECTS
Language: English
Organizing department: Aalto ARTS/ Department of Design
Teacher in charge: Professor Mikko Jalas
Administrative contact: Study Coordinator Naoko Nakagawa
Target group: Aalto University Master level students
Application procedure: An applicant should be a master student of Aalto University and have an interest in multidisciplinary teamwork. Application documents: a free-form letter of motivation, CS study plan, CV and student`s academic record (transcript). All documents should be in English.
The application time is once a year in the spring. Application instructions for Aalto University students
Please attach all the required application documents when you fill in the eAge application form. Newly accepted Aalto students who do not have the Aalto password can apply by sending the required application documents directly to the study coordinator Naoko Nakagawa. (naoko.nakagawa@aalto.fi)
Students of other Finnish universities apply for the minor during the JOO application period in the JOOPAS system.
Quotas and restrictions: Altogether 20 students from all the Schools of Aalto. An applicant should be a master student. CS steering group will accept the minor students based on the application documents.
Prerequisites: Please see application procedure and quotas and restrictions.
Content and structure of the minor
The minor is multidisciplinary. Coordinating school: Aalto ARTS/ Department of Design.
Contributing schools: Aalto ARTS, Aalto BIZ, Aalto CHEM/ Department of Bioproducts and Biosystems, and Aalto ENG/ Department of Built Environment.
Learning outcomes
The Creative Sustainability minor study is offered to master students of all the disciplines in Aalto University in order to help to broaden and deepen sustainability knowledge and get acquainted with multidisciplinary approach during one’s own master degree studies.
The minor supports particularly such skills that are needed in the planning and designing of sustainable solutions in the built environment and in the management of both design and business innovation and those social conflicts that are inherent in the sustainability agenda. Minor in CS provides opportunities to develop and make use of one's knowledge in other areas of study. On the other hand, the minor contributes to sustainability expertise. The interdisciplinarity of the programme will enhance the understanding of the work practices of sustainability experts from different fields as well the skills of communication about sustainability.
Content
The Creative Sustainability minor studies offer a possibility to study sustainability courses in international and multidisciplinary teams. Studies combine insights and courses from systems thinking, sustainable urban and building design, responsible business, sustainable product and service design, environmental impact assessment of landscape planning, and global development issues.
Timing
Timing of the minor in the teaching periods of the academic year: one academic year
Structure of the minor
Code | Course name | ECTS credits |
---|---|---|
Students can choose courses from the following list: | 15-25 | |
ARTS / Department of Design | ||
MUO-E8012 | Design for Government | 10 |
MUO-E8017 | Eco-auditing | 2 |
MUO-E8018 | Sustainability Politics | 5 |
MUO-E8021 | Participatory Methods and Facilitation Skills | 5 |
MUO-E8023 | Values in Design Futures | 5 |
MUO-E8026 | Designing for urban governance and services | 5 |
MUO-E8030 | Design Approaches to Sustainable Consumption | 5 |
MUO-E8031 | Sustainability Transitions and Futures | 5 |
ARTS-E0603 | Seminar of Environmental Thinking, Aesthetics & Art (by Dept. of Art) | 3 |
Sustainability studies in other universities | up to 1/3 of the minor | |
ARTS / Department of Architecture | ||
ARK-E2011 |
Interplay of Cultures, Studio (Notice: “WAT-E3020 State of the World” * and “WAT-E2060 Sustainable Built Environment” should be completed first.) |
12 |
ARK-E2010 | Interplay of Cultures, Research and Theory ** | 3-6 |
ARK-E4018 | Sustainability Tools for Building Designers | 3-6 |
ARK-E5008 | Possible Cities | 12 |
MAR-E1006 | Landscape Architecture and Research, not offered for 2020-2022 | 3-6 |
MAR-E1047 | Green Area Planning | 5-7 |
MAR-E1034 | Landscape of Production, studio (only for 2020-2021) | 10-15 |
MAR-E1037 | Landscape Ecology in Planning, studio (only for 2021-2022) | 10-15 |
MAR-E1046 | GIS in Landscape Planning, not offered for 2020-2022 | 3-8 |
School of Business | ||
21E10000 | How to change the world: Innovating toward Sustainability | 6 |
21E12002 | CAPSTONE in Creative Sustainability | 6 |
21E16001 | Sustainability in Business | 6 |
21E16100 | Energy Business and Innovation | 6 |
22E29100 | Accounting for Sustainability | 6 |
25E18000 | Sustainable Entrepreneurship | 6 |
35E03000 | Sustainable Supply Chains | 6 |
51E00100 | Business Ethics | 6 |
77E28000 | Corporate Responsibility Communication | 6 |
21E06050 | Responsibility Management, book exam | 6 |
MNGT-E1002 | Market-based Development in the Global South | 6 |
MNGT-E2003 | Climate Change Strategy and Negotiations | 3-6 |
MNGT-E2005 | Sustainability and Global Value Chains | 6 |
School of Engineering / Department of Built Environment | ||
WAT-E3020 | State of the World and Development | 2 |
WAT-E2060 | Sustainable Built Environment | 5 |
WAT-E2070 | Sustainable Global Technologies Studio (“WAT-E3020 State of the World and Development” and “WAT-E2060 Sustainable Built Environment” should be completed first.) | 10 |
School of Chemical Engineering/ Department of Bioproducts and Biosystems | ||
CHEM-E2205 | Materials for a world in transition | 5 |
CHEM-A1610 | Design Meets Biomaterials | 3-5 |
CHEM-C2340 | Industrial Biomass Processes | 5 |
CHEM-E0120 | An Introduction to Wood Properties and Wood products | 3-5 |
CHEM-E1100 | Plant Biomass | 5 |
CHEM-E6215 | Circular Economy Design Forum | 5 |
CHEM-EV | Course with varying content (organized in cooperation with industry) | 1-5 |
*) This change was confirmed by Academic Committee for the Arts, Design and Architecture on 12 May 2020.
**) This addition was confirmed by Academic Committee for the Arts, Design and Architecture on 12 May 2020.
(Check the minimum scope of the minor studies in your own program.)
Basic information of the minor
Code: CS.a; BIZ40015
Extent: 15-25 ECTS
Language: English
Teacher in charge: Professor Mikko Jalas
Administrative contact: Study Coordinator Naoko Nakagawa
Target group: Aalto University Master level students
Application procedure: An applicant should be a master student of Aalto University and have an interest in multidisciplinary teamwork. Application documents: a free-form letter of motivation, CS study plan, CV and student`s academic record (transcript). All documents should be in English.
The application time is once a year in the spring. Instructions for applying will be found in Into: Instructions for applying
Please attach all the required application documents when you fill in the eAge application form. Newly accepted Aalto students who do not have the Aalto password can apply by sending the required application documents directly to the study coordinator Naoko Nakagawa. (naoko.nakagawa@aalto.fi)
Students from other Finnish universities apply via JOOPAS https://haku.joopas.fi.
Quotas and restrictions: Altogether 20 students from all the Schools of Aalto. An applicant should be a master student. CS steering group will accept the minor students based on the application documents.
Prerequisites: Please see application procedure and quotas and restrictions.
Content and structure of the minor
The minor is multidisciplinary. Contributing schools: Aalto ARTS/ Department of Architecture and Department of Design, Aalto BIZ/ Department of Management Studies and Aalto ENG/ Department of Built Environment.
Learning outcomes
The Creative Sustainability minor study is offered to master students of all the disciplines in Aalto University in order to help to broaden and deepen sustainability knowledge and get acquainted with multidisciplinary approach during one’s own master degree studies.
The minor supports particularly such skills that are needed in the planning and designing of sustainable solutions in the built environment and in the management of both design and business innovation and those social conflicts that are inherent in the sustainability agenda. Minor in CS provides opportunities to develop and make use of one's knowledge in other areas of study. On the other hand, the minor contributes to sustainability expertise. The interdisciplinarity of the programme will enhance the understanding of the work practices of sustainability experts from different fields as well the skills of communication about sustainability.
Content
The Creative Sustainability minor studies offer a possibility to study sustainability courses in international and multidisciplinary teams. Studies combine insights and courses from systems thinking, sustainable urban and building design, responsible business, sustainable product and service design, environmental impact assessment of landscape planning, real estate and global development issues.
Timing
Timing of the minor in the teaching periods of the academic year: one academic year
Structure of the minor
Code | Course name | ECTS credits |
---|---|---|
Students can choose courses from the following list: | 15-25 | |
Arts / department of design | ||
MUO-E8012 | Design for Government | 10 |
MUO-E8015 | CS Project | 1-12 |
MUO-E8017 | Eco-auditing | 2 |
MUO-E8018 | Sustainability Politics | 5 |
MUO-E8025 | Sustainable Product and Service Design | 6 |
MUO-E8021 | Participatory Methods and Facilitation Skills | 5 |
MUO-E8023 | Values in Design Futures | 5 |
MUO-E8026 | Designing for urban governance and services | 5 |
MUO-E8027 | Urban transitions and futures | 5 |
Sustainability studies in other universities | ||
Arts / department of architecture | ||
ARK-E2007 |
Interplay of Cultures, Studio (Notice: “WAT-E2060 Sustainable Built Environment” should be completed first.) |
10 |
ARK-E3506 | Revitalize | 5 |
ARK-E4009 | Sustainability Tools for Building Designers | 2-5 |
ARK-E5001 | Possible Cities | 10 |
MAR-E1005 | Restoration and Management of Urban Biotopes | 9 |
MAR-E1024 | Sustainable Landscape – EIA, Studio | 10 |
MAR-E1025 | Green Area Planning | 7 |
School of business | ||
21E10000 | How to change the world: Innovating toward Sustainability | 6 |
21E11001 | Dialogues in Corporate Responsibility in Global Economy (not offered during 2019-2020) | 6 |
21E12002 | CAPSTONE in Creative Sustainability | 6 |
21E16001 | Sustainability in Business | 6 |
21E16100 | Energy Business and Innovation | 6 |
22E29100 | Accounting for Sustainability | 6 |
25E18000 | Sustainable Entrepreneurship | 6 |
26E03302 | Sustainability in International Business | 6 |
35E03000 | Sustainable Supply Chains | 6 |
51E00100 | Business Ethics | 6 |
77E28000 | Corporate Responsibility Communication | 6 |
21E06050 | Responsibility Management, book exam | 6 |
School of engineering / Department of Built Environment | ||
REC-E3100 | Real Estate Economics | 6 |
REC-E3200 | Institutions in Real Estate Economics | 6 |
REC-E4700 | Environmental Law | 6 |
REC-E4400 | Real Estate Business and Entrepreneurship | 6 |
REC-E4200 | Real Estate Development | 6 |
WAT-E3020 | State of the World and Development | 2 |
WAT-E2060 | Sustainable Built Environment | 5 |
WAT-E2070 | Sustainable Global Technologies Studio (“WAT-E3020 State of the World and Development” and “WAT-E2060 Sustainable Built Environment” should be completed first.) | 10 |
Basic information of the minor
Code: CS.a; BIZ40015
Extent: 15-25 ECTS
Language: English
Teacher in charge: Professor Mikko Jalas
Administrative contact: Study Coordinator Naoko Nakagawa
Target group: Aalto University Master level students
Application procedure: An applicant should be a master student of Aalto University and have an interest in multidisciplinary teamwork. Application documents: a free-form letter of motivation, CS study plan, CV and student`s academic record (transcript). All documents should be in English.
The application time for the academic year 2017-2018 is 15-31 May 2017. Instructions for applying 2017-18
Please attach all the required application documents when you fill in the eAge application form. Newly accepted Aalto students who do not have the Aalto password can apply by sending the required application documents directly to the study coordinator Naoko Nakagawa.
Students from other Finnish universities apply via JOOPAS https://haku.joopas.fi.
More information: Study Coordinator Naoko Nakagawa: [email protected] Address for newly accepted students for sending the applications: Naoko Nakagawa, Creative Sustainability Study Coordinator, Aalto University School of Arts, Design and Architecture, PL 31000, 00076 Aalto, Finland.
Quotas and restrictions: Altogether 30 students from all the Schools of Aalto. An applicant should be a master student of Aalto University and have an interest in multidisciplinary teamwork. CS steering group will accept the minor students based on the application documents.
Prerequisites: Please see application procedure and quotas and restrictions.
Content and structure of the minor
The minor is multidisciplinary. Contributing schools: Aalto ARTS/ Department of Architecture and Department of Design, Aalto BIZ/ Department of Management Studies and Aalto ENG/ Department of Built Environment.
Learning outcomes
The Creative Sustainability minor study is offered to all master’s student in Aalto University in order to help to broaden and deepen sustainability knowledge and get acquainted with multidisciplinary approach during one’s own master degree studies.
The minor supports particularly such skills that are needed in the planning and designing of sustainable solutions in the built environment and in the management of both design and business innovation and those social conflicts that are inherent in the sustainability agenda. Minor in CS provides opportunities to develop and make use of one's knowledge in other areas of study. On the other hand, the minor contributes to sustainability expertise. The interdisciplinarity of the programme will enhance the understanding of the work practices of sustainability experts from different fields as well the skills of communication about sustainability.
Content
The Creative Sustainability minor studies offer a possibility to study sustainability courses in international and multidisciplinary teams. Studies combine insights and courses from systems thinking, sustainable urban and building design, responsible business, sustainable product and service design, environmental impact assessment of landscape planning, real estate and global development issues.
Timing
Timing of the minor in the teaching periods of the academic year: one academic year
Structure of the minor
Code | Course name | ECTS credits |
---|---|---|
Students can choose courses from the following list: | 15-25 | |
Arts / department of design | ||
MUO-E8012 | Design for Government | 10 |
MUO-E8014 | Theoretical Changing Courses | 1-12 |
MUO-E8015 | CS Project | 1-12 |
MUO-E8017 | Eco-auditing | 2 |
MUO-E8018 | Sustainability Politics | 5 |
MUO-E8020 | Sustainable Product and Service Design, Theory | 5 |
MUO-E8021 | Participatory Methods and Facilitation Skills | 5 |
MUO-E8023 | Values in Design Futures | 5 |
Sustainability studies in other universities | ||
Arts / department of architecture | ||
ARK-E3505 | Sustainable Building Design | 10 |
ARK-E5505 | Sustainable Urban Design | 10 |
MAR-E1024 | Sustainable Landscape – EIA, Studio | 10 |
ARK-E5504 | Cities in Transition, Studio (Notice: “WAT-E2060 Sustainable Built Environment” should be completed first.) | 10 |
xxxxxx | Green Area Planning | 7 |
School of business | ||
21E10000 | How to change the world: Innovating toward Sustainability | 6 |
21E11001 | Dialogues in Corporate Responsibility in Global Economy | 6 |
21E12002 | CAPSTONE in Creative Sustainability | 6 |
21E16000 | Sustainable Business & Consumption | 6 |
21E16100 | Energy Business and Innovation | 6 |
22E29100 | Accounting for Sustainability | 6 |
25E18000 | Sustainable Entrepreneurship | 6 |
51E00100 | Business Ethics | 6 |
21E06050 | Responsibility Management, book exam | 6 |
School of engineering / Department of Built Environment | ||
REC-E1010 | Real Estate Economics | 5 |
REC-E1020 | Property Right, Cadaster and Planning | 5 |
REC-E1060 | Business Environmental Law | 5 |
REC-E3010 | Real Estate Business and Entrepreneurship | 5 |
REC-E3030 | Property Development | 5 |
WAT-E3020 | State of the World and Development | 2 |
WAT-E2060 | Sustainable Built Environment | 5 |
WAT-E2070 | Sustainable Global Technologies Studio (“WAT-E3020 State of the World and Development” and “WAT-E2060 Sustainable Built Environment” should be completed first.) | 10 |
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