Kalender

Important information about the course and the literature is presented, students and course leaders present themselves, introductory exercises about the course theme.

The seminar introduces resilience thinking and the students process the assigned literature

Group work/exercises on central concepts in resilience thinking

Introduction to Resilience Assessment and to the study visit. Group formation for project work. The students process the assigned literature.

My Sellberg from Stockholm Resilience Centre introduces her work on an application of Resilience Assessment in Eskilstuna

The students process the assigned literature

Stephan Barthel from Stockholm Resilience Centre presents applications of resilience thinking in urban planning. The students process the assigned literature

By means of public transportation.

The home exam will be distributed and the project work themes have to be finalized. This takes place in Bilda/through e-mail (i.e. not a physical meeting).

Time for the students to complete the home exam and the project work (i.e. not a physical meeting). 

Each project group meets the course leaders for feedback on the work they have done so far. 

The students discuss the home exam questions and subsequently evaluate their own exams.

The students work with their resilience assessments (i.e. not a physical meeting). 

Each group hands in the first version of their resilience assessments and presents their work to the rest of the class. The presentation is part of the examination. 

The students read and evaluate each others project work and give recommendations for improvements. Written and oral course evaluation.

Students that have missed up to two seminars during the course have the opportunity to make up for these during this extra seminar. A student that has participated in all previous seminars does not have to attend this seminar.

The students have time to improve their resilience assessments following the recommendations from the other students (i.e. not a physical meeting). 

Final versions of project work to be handed in (i.e. not a physical meeting).