CLCC60044 Collaborate with other students to identify how a more sustainable world is possibleLecturer(s): Aims
How can we create change for a more sustainable world? Despite the increasing urgency of this issue, why are communications failing, and how could they be improved?
In this module you will address these questions by combining the study of sustainable development with the study of futures. You will examine how sustainable development and futures are approached in contemporary discourse and go on to propose how these approaches could be improved. Utilising critical discourse analysis, you will work individually and collaboratively, pooling the qualitative findings of your research to enable broader analysis and critiques, and finally creating ideas for promoting change. Learning Outcomes
On successful completion of the module you will be able to:
Identify and critique key approaches to sustainable development Identify and critique key approaches to futures Apply a Critical Discourse Analysis to a text of your own choosing Collaborate effectively with others to perform analyses and present your results using a video format Create a new text (written/image/video or otherwise) to promote future sustainable development Syllabus
In this module, you will investigate sustainable development discourse and practice. You will be introduced to theories related to sustainable development and futures, contextualised through the consideration of historical and contemporary discourse. You will explore examples of communications on issues related to these themes with other students, before providing Critical Discourse Analyses on case studies of your own choosing. You will ultimately create a communications piece that promotes future sustainable development more effectively.
Exam Duration: N/A Exam contribution: 0% Coursework contribution: 100% Term: Autumn & Spring Closed or Open Book (end of year exam): N/A Coursework Requirement: Coursework only module Oral Exam Required (as final assessment): N/A Prerequisite module(s): None required Course Homepage: unavailable Book List:
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