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 Culture, Environment and Sustainability (master's - 2 years)

Culture, Environment and Sustainability
What are the main challenges in creating sustainable development? How can interdisciplinarity be a means to greater understanding of the complexities related to these challenges? These are the overall issues taught and debated throughout the master's degree in Culture, Environment and Sustainability.

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Duration:2 year(s)
Credits:120

Employment opportunities

  • Torbjørn - journalist i Ny Tid

    Jeg har lært å tenke kreativt og kritisk om samfunnspørsmål, sier Ny tid-journalist Torbjørn Tumyr Nilsen, som har en tverrfaglig master i "Culture, Environment and Sustainability".

  • Marte - prosjektleder i Oikos - Økologisk Norge

    HF-utdanningen har gjort Marte von Krogh flink til å diskutere og argumentere ut fra forskjellige kunnskapssystem. Og bygge bro mellom dem. Dette er viktig i jobben som prosjektleder i Oikos - Økologisk Norge.

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  • 21.02.2012
    CES-students in media

    Check out CES-student Alam Merediam's article Share our care on trauma handling in the post-disaster area in Indonesia (in Norwegian). The article was published in the Barnehagefolk Vol 4. 2011.
  • 21.02.2012
    Innovative Green Growth - Can it deliver? How do we drive it?

    How to achieve the green transformation? And can the green economy truly deliver jobs and CO2 reduction? The seminar brings together business, government, academics and civil society to make a realistic assessment of potentials and study the drivers.

    Friday March 16, 2012, 09.00 - 13.15 with following lunch (registration and coffee from 08.30), BI Norwegian Business School, Nydalsveien 37, auditorium C2-060

    Please register here within March 12.

    The event will be held in English.
  • 16.02.2012
    CES-students in media

    Check out Arctic Institute contributor Tom Fries interviewed with CES-student Fabio Buonsanti during the Arctic Frontiers conference in Tromsø, in January 2012. Fabio is looking at the possibility of replacing Svalbard's coal-fired power plant, which provides energy for the city of Longyearbyen, with a combination of wind and solar energy.
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