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Steven
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Jul 17, 2017 at 11:08 AM
Loved it! Brian (the lecturer) is a chiller and if he's taking the lectures next year you can expect informative and interactive lectures that will challenge your understanding of what sustainable development is. The subject takes you through a theoretical analysis of the sustainable development goals and development projects. It's relatively easy to do well because there's lots of little pieces of assessment, though the 'big' essays are marked relatively harshly to compensate. Make sure you do the quizzes/readings. Lecture attendance strongly recommended but not required.
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1 Comment on GEOG30019 Sustainable Development
Loved it! Brian (the lecturer) is a chiller and if he's taking the lectures next year you can expect informative and interactive lectures that will challenge your understanding of what sustainable development is. The subject takes you through a theoretical analysis of the sustainable development goals and development projects. It's relatively easy to do well because there's lots of little pieces of assessment, though the 'big' essays are marked relatively harshly to compensate. Make sure you do the quizzes/readings. Lecture attendance strongly recommended but not required.