WRM-11303 Orientation on International Land and Water Management
Course
Credits 3.00
| Teaching method | Contact hours |
| Lectures | 12 |
| Practical extensively supervised | 12 |
| Problem-based learning | 12 |
| Course coordinator(s) | ir. B Bruins |
| Lecturer(s) | ir. B Bruins |
| dr. ir. CA Kessler | |
| ir. CF Heijmans | |
| drs. FL Roschar | |
| Examiner(s) | ir. B Bruins |
Language of instruction:
Dutch
Continuation courses:
BIL-courses.
Contents:
In this course students are introduced to the domain of international land and water management. The specific focus of the BIL-program on the domain will be explained. Students will discuss their expectations and enhance their competencies to communicate in an international learning environment.
Learning outcomes:
At the end of the course students should (be able to):
- explain what the study of international land and water management entails;
- explain why they consider international land and water management an important and interesting study;
- explain the relevance of the study program in relation to the domain;
- understand the relevance of the different courses in realising the learning outcomes of the study program;
- verbally articulate their views in a clear and culturally sensitive manner.
Activities:
- group work;
- self-study and practical.
Examination:
- exam (40%);
- application Letter (20%);
- reflection report and presentation Skills (40%).
All marks should be > 5.5.
Literature:
Reading material will be distributed at the start of and during the course.
| Programme | Phase | Specialization | Period | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Compulsory for: | BIL | International Land and Water Management | BSc | 1MO | |