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Introduction to Regional Studies

University of VaasaUniversity Of Vaasa
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Last updated3 months ago

Description

Learning outcomes: Adopting a regional science perspective. The student understands the forms of regional and spatial organization of society and their significance in the decision-making of administration and businesses. The course introduces the following common learning objectives of the bachelor's program in administrative sciences: understanding administrative systems and the ability to lead development work that considers societal needs. The student also develops problem-solving and critical thinking skills, as well as interaction competence. In terms of sustainable development, the goal is to learn to promote economic, social, and environmental connections between regions, as well as partnerships between the public and private sectors and civil society. Content: Processes, theories, and history related to the regional organization of society. The dynamics of regional economy and basic concepts of geography. Study and assessment methods: Video lectures and related assignments / learning diary. Implementation methods: Video lectures 16 hours. Learning materials: Materials given by the teachers. Grading scale: 0-5 Languages: Finnish Level: Basic studies Subject: Regional Studies Person in charge: Ilkka Luoto Classification: Opinfi theme - Society and interaction

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