Globalisation and Sustainable Development
Explore the nexus between globalisation and sustainable development in this comprehensive introductory course.
Explore the nexus between globalisation and sustainable development in this comprehensive introductory course.
Dive into the complex relationship between globalisation and sustainable development in this insightful course. Over four weeks, you'll examine how globalisation can be leveraged as a conduit for sustainable development, exploring both its economic opportunities and environmental and social challenges. The course offers theoretical and real-world insights, encouraging critical analysis of globalisation's potential to drive sustainability. You'll study the UN Sustainable Development Goals and their impact on current and future trends across economic, environmental, and social domains. Through interactive learning activities, discussions, and case studies, you'll gain a global perspective on sustainable development initiatives and learn to apply these principles to evaluate communities and countries. Join a global learning community in exploring the implications of the globalisation and sustainable development nexus.
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What you'll learn
Describe the relationship between globalisation and sustainable development
Define the key principles of sustainable development theory and practice
Identify various Sustainable Development Goals and compare progress globally
Apply sustainable development principles to evaluate communities or countries
Critically analyze globalisation's potential for driving sustainable development
Identify global solutions to current and emerging socio-economic and environmental challenges
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There are 4 modules in this course
This course explores the intricate relationship between globalisation and sustainable development. It is structured into four modules: 1) State of the Globalised World, examining the current environmental, social, and economic global landscape; 2) Sustainability and Sustainable Development, covering the sustainability framework, business interpretations, and key stakeholders; 3) Stakeholders and Sustainable Development Goals, focusing on the UN SDGs' status in various countries and the concept of responsible consumption; 4) Globalisation for a Sustainable Future, presenting case studies of sustainable development initiatives born from globalisation. The curriculum encourages critical thinking about globalisation's role in driving sustainable development and provides tools for evaluating progress in different parts of the world. Throughout the course, students engage in interactive learning activities, discussions, and real-world case analyses to gain a comprehensive understanding of the globalisation and sustainable development nexus.
Module 1: State of the Globalised World
Module 1
Module 2: Sustainability and Sustainable Development
Module 2
Module 3: Stakeholders and Sustainable Development Goals
Module 3
Module 4: Globalisation for a Sustainable Future
Module 4
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Instructor
Sustainable Development and Environmental Policy Specialist
Dr. Subas Dhakal serves as a lecturer at Curtin University, where he brings his extensive expertise in sustainable development and environmental conservation to bear on critical global challenges. His academic journey includes a significant postdoctoral fellowship under the federally funded CRN program, conducted jointly between Southern Cross University and the University of Queensland. Dhakal's professional background encompasses valuable experience with various integrated conservation and development projects in South Asia, including collaborations with the United Nations and WWF. His research portfolio covers a broad spectrum of interconnected fields, including Corporate Social Responsibility, disaster governance, environmental non-profits, green employment and skills development, social entrepreneurship, and sustainable tourism, with a particular focus on South Asia, Asia, and the Pacific regions. His work bridges the gap between academic research and practical implementation, contributing to both theoretical understanding and real-world solutions in sustainable development. Through his teaching and research at Curtin University, he continues to advance knowledge in environmental conservation and sustainable development practices while preparing the next generation of environmental professionals
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