The course will present global environmental issues through an international policy context relating to sustainable development and will evaluate the extent to which policy targets and goals have been achieved, to identify any lessons that might be learned. This will include consideration of how sustainability can be measured, through the appropriate use of indicators and frameworks, and outcomes analysed and interpreted.
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On Completion of this course, the learner will be able to
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Learning Outcome Description
1
Demonstrate critical knowledge of specialized theories and principles of environmental sustainability in the transport and logistics context.
2
Apply specialized theories and concepts of environmental sustainability to investigate current issues and to make informed decisions.
3
Demonstrate critical analysis using quantitative and qualitative data to solve a range of environmental issues.
4
Demonstrate professional level oral and written communication skills, including the ability to develop, and present coherent arguments on complex environmental issues.
Requisites
No requisites
Examinations
Assessment Type Examination (seen/open book)
Other Controlled Assessments
Assessment Type Viva voce examination
Uncontrolled Assessments
Assessment Type Project (Individual)
The institute reserves the right to alter the nature and timings of assessment
Affiliated Entities
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ILM8000
Bachelor of International Logistics Management
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Programme
ITS1099
Doctorate of Philosophy in International Trade and Logistics
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Programme
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Master in International Trade and Strategy
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Programme
ITS9099
Master of Science by Research in International Trade and Logistics
