Climate change guest lecture series

Climate change guest lecture series, 5 credits - TE00BT84

Upcoming implementations:

Climate change guest lecture series TE00BT84-3003 09.01.2023-10.03.2023 5 credits (PEYTES19, ...) +-
Teacher(s) in charge

Piia Nurmi, Marketta Virta, Inka Mäkiö, Maarit Jaakola

Learning material

On ITSlearning platform

Learning methods

Innovation pedagogy, learning diary, examples from the real life.

Objects, timing and methods of assessment

The grading is based on the learning diary.

Teaching language

English

Timing

09.01.2023 - 10.03.2023

Enrollment date range

01.12.2022 - 07.01.2023
Group(s)
- PEYTES19
- PEYTES20
Seats

20 - 70

Responsible unit

Engineering and Business
Small group(s)
- Vain avoimen AMK:n opiskelijoille (Tutkinto-opiskelija ilmoittaudu joka tapauksessa, toteutus ei ole vain avoimen opiskelijoille) (Size: 10. Open university: 10.)
Teachers and responsibilities

Main responsible teacher Piia Nurmi
Other teachers Inka Mäkiö & Marketta Virta (not translated)

Additional information

Itslearning and email

Degree Programme(s)

Degree Programme in Energy and Environmental Technology

Campus

Location-independent

Share of online studies

5 credits

Assessment scale

H-5

Alternative methods of attainment for implementation

No alternative ways to complete the course

Exam dates and retake possibilities

No exam.

As this is an online course based on tasks:
- You don't have the possibility to raise your final grade or a grade for an individual task.

You have to do the tasks by deadline.

Pedagogic approaches

Study materials in ITSlearning platform.
Learning diary.
Many presentatons to watch.

Student's schedule and workload

Tasks will be presented on the ITSlearning platform.

The course is 5 ects so the workload is 135 hours all together.

Content scheduling

This course is mainly done online, but we also have meetings on the campus.These meetings are for our guests to tell you more about climate change and their activities on it.

The course starts 9.1.2023 and ends 10.3.2022. You are supposed to dedicate all Thursdays to this course.

Introduction to the course (online) obligatory to all:
11.1.2023 at 9-10 o'clock in Zoom, link to the meeting: https://turkuamk.zoom.us/j/61683310408

Guest lectures on the campus
19.1.2023 at 10-11 o'clock
2.2.2023 at 10-11 o'clock
16.2.2023 at 10-11 o'clock
2.3.2023 at 10-11 o'clock

The course can be done fully in English and also you can choose to do it in Finnish (however then you also have some of the materials in English).

Assessment criteria

Failed (0)

Not doing the learning diary

Assessment criteria – satisfactory (1-2)

- the student barely understands how climate change can be prevented in practice through the presentations given by companies, cities and non-governmental organizations (NGOs)
- the student barely understands how adaptation to it is possible through the presentations given by companies, cities and non-governmental organizations (NGOs)
- the student barely can communicate how climate change is linked to the students’ own fields of study
- the student barely understands the students’ personal roles as influencers

Assessment criteria – good (3-4)

- the student understands well how climate change can be prevented in practice through the presentations given by companies, cities and non-governmental organizations (NGOs)
- the student understands well how adaptation to it is possible through the presentations given by companies, cities and non-governmental organizations (NGOs)
- the student can communicate well how climate change is linked to the students’ own fields of study
- the student understands well the students’ personal roles as influencers

Assessment criteria – excellent (5)

- the student understands in an excellent manner how climate change can be prevented in practice through the presentations given by companies, cities and non-governmental organizations (NGOs)
- the student understands in an excellent manner how adaptation to it is possible through the presentations given by companies, cities and non-governmental organizations (NGOs)
- the student can communicate in an excellent manner how climate change is linked to the students’ own fields of study
- the student understands in an excellent manner the students’ personal roles as influencers

After the course, the student will:
- understand how climate change can be prevented in practice through the presentations given by companies, cities and non-governmental organizations (NGOs)
- understand how adaptation to it is possible through the presentations given by companies, cities and non-governmental organizations (NGOs)
- be able to clearly communicate how climate change is linked to the students’ own fields of study
- understand the students’ personal roles as influencers
The course is part of the CDIO-framework that is guiding the studies at Turku University of Applied Sciences as on the course the students learn more about the industry and networks, and the connections between different studies and the working life. Additionally, on the course the students will learn more about sustainable development.

Climate.now basics or similar studies.

On this quest lecture series, you will learn more about climate change, how it can be prevented and how we can adapt to it. The quest lectures are given by companies, cities and non-governmental organizations (NGOs). Additionally, there will be some articles and other materials on the course and students will make a learning diary and some assignements based on the materials and the quest lectures.