Course Overview

In this course, students learn thories and practices in decision making in diverse environmental issues ranging from natural resources utlization, pollution control and natural conservation based on economics, psychology and applied behavioral science. Students first learn theoretical backgrounds of environmental decision making and then different cases of environmental decision making at different levels such as individuals and households, groups (i.e., schools, offices), societies (i.e., communities, cities) and policies (i.e., countries, regions, global). Toward the end of the course, students discuss how to encourage pro-environmental behavioral change and decision making.

Learning Achievement

Competence

Course prerequisites

Grading Philosophy

Class participation 20%, interim assignment 30%, term-end assignment 50%

Course schedule

Course type

Lectures

Online Course Requirement

Instructor

Kaida Naoko

Other information

Identical to 0AQT045.
Lecture is conducted in English.
Online(Asynchronous)

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