Advanced Theory in Resource Studies
Environment
A course by
Lincoln University
Core skills this course teaches
Explain contrasts and similarities between disciplinary frames of reference
Describe the differing approaches and overlaps among several academic disciplines engaged in the study of natural resources.
Select appropriate theoretical and methodological approaches
Choose and justify theoretical and methodological frameworks for interdisciplinary analysis of natural resource issues.
Produce a systematic and detailed analysis of a natural resource issue
What You're Signing Up For
Advanced Theory in Resource Studies explores theoretical and methodological frameworks relevant to the interdisciplinary examination of natural resources. Students will study contrasting disciplinary perspectives, choose and apply appropriate analytical methods, conduct detailed analysis on resource issues, and develop professional academic communication skills. The course also emphasizes understanding how divergent values and theories inform the practice of environmental management.
Course Content
- Theoretical frameworks in resource and environmental studies
- Methodological approaches to interdisciplinary research
- Disciplinary frames of reference for natural resource issues
- Systematic analysis of a natural resource issue
- Development and presentation of symposium papers
- Exploring the role of values in resource management and environmental decision-making
What sort of industry will this job lead to
Environmental Management
Natural Resource Management
Future employment opportunities might be
Environmental consultant
Resource policy analyst
Researcher in environmental or resource management fields