NWI-FFIL212
Philosophy of Water Management
Course infoSchedule
Course moduleNWI-FFIL212
Credits (ECTS)3
CategoryMA (Master)
Language of instructionEnglish
Offered byRadboud University; Faculty of Science; Institute for Science, Innovation and Society;
Lecturer(s)
Coordinator
dr. M.A.M. Drenthen
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Lecturer
dr. M.A.M. Drenthen
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Contactperson for the course
dr. M.A.M. Drenthen
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Examiner
dr. M.A.M. Drenthen
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Academic year2020
Period
KW2  (02/11/2020 to 24/01/2021)
Starting block
KW2
Course mode
full-time
Remarks-
Registration using OSIRISYes
Course open to students from other facultiesYes
Pre-registrationNo
Waiting listYes
Placement procedureIn order of application
ExplanationIn order of application
Aims
  • The student is familiar with the major topics, approaches and concepts in environmental ethics and landscape philosophy
  • The student can distinguish scientific reasoning form other forms of intellectual activity
  • The student can take a substantiated position in ethical debates on issues of landscape and ecosystem management.
  • The student can read, analyze and critically assess philosophical texts, and to apply them to actual cases
  • The student can publicly present and discuss philosophical texts
Content
In this course, we will deal with some philosophical aspects regarding water management, with a special focus on ecosystem management.

Instructional Modes
this course consists of weekly lectures and tutorials, and group presentations.
Level

Presumed foreknowledge
Students are expected to have completed a Bachelor philosophy course or a similar introduction in philosophy.
Test information
Grades will be based on a written assignment, and also on active participation in group presentations and class discussions. 
Specifics
  • This course will be taught in two weeks on a full time basis
  • Attendance is mandatory
  • (CHECK http://rooster.ru.nl/ for the most recent times and places)
  • Students who wish to follow this course have to SIGN UP AT LEAST 4 WEEKS BEFORE THE START OF THE COURSE
  • Maximum number of applicants: 20. TWM-students will have prior access
  • Required materials
    Learning Management System (Brigthspace)
    Texts and assignments will be made available in Brightspace.

    Instructional modes
    Course occurrence

    Tests
    Final Result
    Test weight1
    OpportunitiesBlock KW2, Block KW3