Course: DE Portfolio credits: 3
- Course code
- BVVH19DEPORT
- Name
- DE Portfolio
- Study year
- 2019-2020
- ECTS credits
- 3
- Language
- English
- Coordinator
- S.M. van der Wal
- Modes of delivery
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- Assignment
- Guest lecture
- Individual supervision
- Lecture
- Assessments
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- DE Portfolio - Assignment
Learning outcomes
The student is able to recognise the relation between global and local issues from a historic point of view;
The student is able to identify the values of alternative movements and relate them to and critically reflect on the values of mainstream thinking;
The student is able to develop an ethical and intercultural sensitivity;
The student is able to involve in other processes, developments, values and / or ideas and can critically reflect on the applicability with regard to the minor.
The student is able to identify the values of alternative movements and relate them to and critically reflect on the values of mainstream thinking;
The student is able to develop an ethical and intercultural sensitivity;
The student is able to involve in other processes, developments, values and / or ideas and can critically reflect on the applicability with regard to the minor.
Content
The course "Society 2.0, alternative movements and their contribution to a better world” is developed by honours students, honours teachers and a honours researcher. Participating in this course means learning about alternative movements and the social issues they relate to such as growing healthy food, accommodating homeless and refugees, increase biodiversity in certain areas. The course focusses on a global theme and the students come to understand the relationship between global and local. Delta Engineering Portfolio is an integrated part of your minor, the alternative movements you will interact with have a substantive connection with your minor research. You will meet and interact with positive role models; socially active people with the courage and conviction that they can bring about change.
Included in programme(s)
School(s)
- School of Architecture & Built Environment