OUR MODULES

Welcome to Ekolibria

This is our Module PAge

Each student lecture in the following modules will be 40 mins long. They are distributed as follow:
-20 mins of interactive presentation,

-10mins of participatory exercises in groups and

-10 mins of discussion.

In every presentation, local examples and problems relevant to the students will be developed.
Please have a look at the modules we propose. Anything missing ? We warmly encourage you to send us an email with your recommendations and we will address the issues you think are relevant.

Food This module introduces the learners to global food production and consumption patterns. Global food distribution and food wastes are also explored.	Agriculture This module is divided into 4 lectures addressing different types of agriculture as well as the politics of agriculture.	Energy This module is divided into 5 different lectures addressing the current energy systems, renewable systems as well as the latest technological developments
sustainable cities This module addresses the complexity that is inherent to approaching sustainability issues in an urban context. The module is divided in 5 lectures that will look into eco-towns and sustainble communities as well as waste and water treatment and transportation systems.	Climate change This module takes a wide approach to climate change. It addresses both the science behind cliamte change as well as the politics and policy of it.	Global Inequity This module introduces the learners to the concepts of developed and underdeveloped nations. development aid as well as internaional policies are addressed in this module.
ethical perspectives This modules approaches the fields of ethics as related to sustainability issues. It addresses the notions of intergenerational equity as well as anthropocentrism and biocentrism.	Sustainable Lifestyles This modules addresses green consumerism and the ecological footprint associated with our lifestyles.	Biodiversity This module addresses the concepts of biodiversity and how it is linked with ecosystem services. This module also includes a workshop.
Water cycle This module addresses the global water cycle and the notion of virtual water. A case study of the Uppsala region is also provided.	Carbon cycle This module introduces the learners to the carbon cycle and how it is , currently, being altered. Then , it addresses the effects that it can have on ecosystems. Carbon sequestration is also addressed.	Civic Courage This short modules address the notion of civic courage, a crucial issue in sustainability. It introduces the green belt movement and, in a second lecture, addresses the notion of institutional limitations and its implications for civic courage.
Future Technologies This module introduces the learners to the future technologies that may, one day, have great benefits for society. Biotechnology as well as geo-engineering are addressed.

Agriculture

Energy

Sustainable cities

Climate change

Global Inequality

Ethical Perspectives

Sustainable Lifestyles

Biodiveristy and ecosystem services

Water cycle

Carbon cyle

Civic courage

Future

Technologies

Food

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Welcome to Ekolibria

This is our Module PAge

Food

This module introduces the learners to global food production and consumption patterns. Global food distribution and food wastes are also explored.

Agriculture

This module is divided into 4 lectures addressing different types of agriculture as well as the politics of agriculture.

Energy

This module is divided into 5 different lectures addressing the current energy systems, renewable systems as well as the latest technological developments

sustainable cities

This module addresses the complexity that is inherent to approaching sustainability issues in an urban context. The module is divided in 5 lectures that will look into eco-towns and sustainble communities as well as waste and water treatment and transportation systems.

Climate change

This module takes a wide approach to climate change. It addresses both the science behind cliamte change as well as the politics and policy of it.

Global Inequity

This module introduces the learners to the concepts of developed and underdeveloped nations. development aid as well as internaional policies are addressed in this module.

ethical perspectives

This modules approaches the fields of ethics as related to sustainability issues. It addresses the notions of intergenerational equity as well as anthropocentrism and biocentrism.

Sustainable Lifestyles

This modules addresses green consumerism and the ecological footprint associated with our lifestyles.

Biodiversity

This module addresses the concepts of biodiversity and how it is linked with ecosystem services. This module also includes a workshop.

Water cycle

This module addresses the global water cycle and the notion of virtual water. A case study of the Uppsala region is also provided.

Carbon cycle

This module introduces the learners to the carbon cycle and how it is , currently, being altered. Then , it addresses the effects that it can have on ecosystems. Carbon sequestration is also addressed.

Civic Courage

This short modules address the notion of civic courage, a crucial issue in sustainability. It introduces the green belt movement and, in a second lecture, addresses the notion of institutional limitations and its implications for civic courage.

Future Technologies

This module introduces the learners to the future technologies that may, one day, have great benefits for society. Biotechnology as well as geo-engineering are addressed.