Social Studies 2D - Human Geography
KNOWLEDGE
The student
- Has knowledge of selected examples of the interaction between global and national processes related to distribution, demography, globalization and sustainable development
- Has knowledge of issues for development in Norwegian urban and rural communities related to migration, settlement, policy and planning
- Has knowledge of didactic elements related to the topic
SKILLS
The student
- Can discuss and present issues from the subject
- Can find and summarize specialist literature
- Can critically assess statistics and facilitate work with arithmetic as a basic skill in social studies
GENERAL COMPETENCE
The student
- Has the ability to see important connections between people, society and nature
- Can facilitate training that raises awareness of the important connections between people, society and nature
- Can work independently and together with others to facilitate students' learning and development in social studies
Campus-based study program (Levanger): Teaching on campus.
Online and session-based study program (Nesna): Teaching online and at physical session weeks.
Methods: lectures, group work, discussions and student presentations, as well as, if possible, excursions, fieldwork and institutional visits. The students must find and summarize specialist literature as a self-selected syllabus linked to selected case.
- Work requirements (AK). Three assignments will be given as work requirements during the semester. There may be both individual tasks and group tasks. Assessment expression: Approved / not approved. Weighted 0/100 of final grade.
- Individual oral examination (MU), 30 minutes. Assessment terms A-F. Weighted 100/100 of final grade.
Overlap refers to a similarity between courses with the same content. Therefore, you will receive the following reduction in credits if you have taken the courses listed below:
SAM1002 - Social Science 1B, 5-10 - 7.5 credits
SAM1018 - Man, Nature and Society - 7.5 credits
SAM1013 - Social Studies 2 - 7.5 credits
