Higher Education Course at University: Sustainable Development Principles, Methodologies, and Practices

Learning Objectives: The global perspectives, three key principles of economic, social and environmental, articulate the sustainability approach of the global agenda. Quality of performance in presenting and delivery of student understanding of the international system. Introducing sustainable developments, innovation opportunities from design, and construction to operation and recyclers. Understanding consumption/ production as an economic growth, identifying the consequences on impacting the environment and society. Is the student understanding the methodologies of sustainable development issues and challenges facing the planet? Best practices and skills, command of good understanding of sustainable development goals, mission and objectives of It's diversification and interlinkage in relationship to the best practice by governments, the private sector and civil society, as well the foundation for quality reporting. The level of solutions provided for good practice from policies, and innovations to applications. The purpose of this course is to help you succeed to choose your best path of college and future practice by exercising your abilities to integrate information, articulate your positions, consider diverse points of view, and see the consequences of your thoughts and actions. This course focuses on "sustainability." This will necessarily involve taking a critical look at how cultural, economic, and political traditions shape our relationship to the natural world? including; How the human relationship to nature is understood, and the ways economic well being and satisfaction are measured, and how terms such as "green" is a positive movement used in the media, by public/ private sector including civil society, and practitioners to promote "the future we need."