Sustainable Tourism Development in Northern Environment
This course is an offering from the UArctic Thematic Network on Northern Tourism.
Applicants must have a Bachelor's Degree in tourism, social science, humanities or science, or a Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science.
The course objectives: To familiarize students with theory and knowledge related to sustainable tourism development in Northern environments.
Knowledge
- The phenomena of northern tourism.
- The place of sustainable northern tourism within globalization and climate change.
- The socio-cultural dimensions of northern tourism.
Skills
- Critical evaluation of why the phenomena of northern tourism should be studied.
- Identification of the implications of northern tourism for indigenous cultures.
- Evaluation of the implications of northern tourism as related to local communities and resources.
- Critical examination of governance aspects of northern tourism.
General competence
- Critical skills in synthesizing the material read.
- Participation in master's level discussion of the course materials.
- Developing research and writing skills to a Master's level.
Learning is interactive and collaborative and takes place on-line through diverse methods including, but not limited to, lectures, learner presentations, group discussions and teamwork. Instructors and students share discoveries and materials during the course, and use a variety of communication tools such as e-mail, threaded discussions, document sharing, padlets and live chat sessions.
Course details
Academic level(s) | Master |
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Country | Finland |
Language of instruction | |
Institution | University of Oulu |
Begin date | 10.01.2022 |
End date | 10.03.2022 |
Registration deadline | 08.12.2021 |
ECTS credits | 10.0 |
Field school | No |
Fields of study | Social and behavioural science (broad programmes)Travel, tourism and leisure |
Teaching place | Online |
Tags | tourism |