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Micro-credential in Governance in Sustainable Development

  • Non-Award

Governance in Sustainable Development explores governance complexities, stakeholder interactions, and political system dynamics, focusing on SDG 16 and 17. It prepares students for careers in policy-making and sustainable development.

Key details

Degree Type
Non-Award
Duration
7 weeks full-time
Course Code
SSM5183C

About this course

Overview

Course Code: SSM5183C

Synopsis: Governance in Sustainable Development delves into the complexities of governance in sustainable development, examining the interactions between state institutions and stakeholders. It explores the incentive structures and dynamics of political systems, providing students with an understanding of how institutions and partnerships influence policy outcomes and the achievement of SDG 16 and 17. This course is important for students interested in pursuing careers in policy-making, international development, or those looking to make a positive impact on society through sustainable development initiatives.

Learning Outcomes:

  • CLO1: Review the logic of politics and governance as well as incentive structures provided by political institutions to various stakeholders. [PLO1]
  • CLO2: Assemble knowledge on incentive structure faced by various players in identifying the sustainability-friendly institutional designs. [PLO2]
  • CLO3: Formulate strategies to innovatively influence public and elite opinion on attainment of sustainable development goals given the political and governance structure in one's country. [PLO 9]

Delivery Mode: Blended Mode

Duration of Study: 7 weeks

What you will learn

Learning Outcomes

  • CLO1: Review the logic of politics and governance as well as incentive structures provided by political institutions to various stakeholders. [PLO1]
  • CLO2: Assemble knowledge on incentive structure faced by various players in identifying the sustainability-friendly institutional designs. [PLO2]
  • CLO3: Formulate strategies to innovatively influence public and elite opinion on attainment of sustainable development goals given the political and governance structure in one's country. [PLO 9]

Career pathways

Governance in Sustainable Development delves into the complexities of governance in sustainable development, examining the interactions between state institutions and stakeholders. It explores the incentive structures and dynamics of political systems, providing students with an understanding of how institutions and partnerships influence policy outcomes and the achievement of SDG 16 and 17. This course is important for students interested in pursuing careers in policy-making, international development, or those looking to make a positive impact on society through sustainable development initiatives.