Study Guide

Learning objectives

Work-oriented projects are implemented in cooperation with companies or other partners in different fields. After completing the course the student understands the importance of cooperation and responsibility when he or she works on target-oriented, multiprofessional projects which require creative problem-solving skills. The student is able to examine context-related components critically and analytically and to write a report on the results in publishable form.

Content

- Selection and development of the topics, project team formation
- Communication and building cooperation with the client
- Determination of project targets, partitioning and timetable
- Project plan for the student’s own project
- Implementation of the environmental monitoring-related, work-oriented project (topic vary team by team and annually)
- Progress monitoring, overview of the project as well as reporting during the project
- Presentation of and reporting on the results (different target groups)
- Evaluation of the project and feedback

Prerequisites

Appropriate university level education or skills gained through work

Materials

Material depends on the project topic

Qualifications

Appropriate university level education or skills gained through work