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    The course schedule provides an overview of the 4 semesters of the M.Sc. Geography of Environmental Risks and Human Security program. In the first semester, students take courses on theories and concepts of risk, approaches to risk and human security, research methods, and academic and intercultural skills. The second semester focuses on advanced debates on risk and human security, research methods, a joint research project, and fieldtrips. The third semester includes applied topics on risk and human security and an internship. Finally, in the fourth semester students complete their 8000-word master's thesis.

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    JM1: T C R JM2: G A R & H S JM3: R M I JM4: A & I S: Presentation, Moderation & Exercises (Non-Graded)

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    Course Schedule M.Sc.

    Geography of Environmental Risks and Human Security (ER 2017)

    JM1: THEORIES AND CONCEPTS JM2: GENERAL APPROACHES JM3: RESEARCH METHODS I JM4: ACADEMIC & INTERCULTURAL
    OF RISK TO RISK & HUMAN SECURITY SKILLS
    1. Semester

    Seminar
    Seminar: Theories and Concepts of Risk Seminar: New Approaches to Presentation 40% & Essay 60% Seminar: Intercultural & Moderation Skills
    Written Exam Development Geography Seminar: Academic Writing Skills
    Seminar: Earth System Science Presentation, Moderation & Exercises
    Presentation 40% & Essay 60% (non-graded)

    6 CP; 2 SWS 12 CP; 4 SWS 6 CP; 2 SWS 6 CP; 2 SWS

    JM5: ADVANCED DEBATES ON Subject Specific Elective Module Choose 1 Module JM8: FIELDTRIPS
    RISK & HUMAN SECURITY JM6/JM7: JOINT RESEARCH PROJECT
    JM7: RESEARCH
    ESEARCH METHODS
    ETHODS II Excursions
    2. Semester

    2 Seminars Seminar Research Seminar Presentation, Moderation & Exercises


    Human / Environmental / Integrative Practical Exercises Presentation 40% & Project Report 60% (non-graded)
    6 CP; 2 SWS
    Presentation 40% & Essay 60%
    JM6:
    JM6: P
    PRACTICAL TRAINING
    RACTICAL TRAINING
    Human / Environmental / Integrative
    Presentation 40% & Essay 60% Research Seminar
    Presentation 40% & Project Report 60%
    12 CP; 4 SWS 12 CP; 4 SWS 18 CP; 6 SWS 6 CP; 2 SWS

    JM9: APPLIED TOPICS ON JM10: INTERNSHIP


    RISK & HUMAN SECURITY
    3. Semester

    Work Placement
    Seminar: Disaster Management and Report (non-graded)
    Humanitarian Response
    Written Exam
    Seminar: Risk Management and Governance
    Written Exam

    12 CP; 4 SWS 12 CP; 8 weeks


    4. Semester

    8000: MASTER THESIS


    Research Seminar
    Min. of 60 CP must have been achieved
    within the Master Programme
    30 CP; 6 months

    UNU-EHS

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