Management strategies of plant diversity for sustainable development
Dates & timetable:
To be announced soon!
Description:
This learning unit will offer a general, and interdisciplinary approach on the main strategies for the management of wild plants as a resource for sustainable economic development. This background will provide the principles of plant diversity management to achieve the global food security, preservation and use of genetic resources for industries, under the principles of the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Learning Outcomes:
- Comprehend the updated strategies in plant diversity management.
- Identify the most suitable resource or strategy for organization, development, and innovation in some fields of applications.
Sustainable development goals:
- SDG1: No poverty
- SDG2: Zero hunger
- SDG12: Responsible consumption & production
- SDG15: Life on land
Sector:
Sustainability
Thematic area:
Sustainable Management
HASHTAGS/KEY WORDS:
#economy #biodiversity #policies #plants
Volume (ECTS):
1
Language:
English
Hard skills:
Plant diversity management Data analysis
Soft skills:
Communication Problem solving
Study format:
Online
Study methods:
Lectures case-study exercises
Hours
Synchronous contact hours: 10
Asynchronous hours & self directed learning: 15
Entry requirements:
Communication in English at a B2 level.
Assessment:
Multiple choice test, case study exercise
Provider:
Catholic University of Valencia
Stage of accreditation:
Internally validated by the UCV Governing Board
