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Note: You can still register and access all content, yet this course was implemented in early 2019.Since climate change mitigation and adaptation is one of the top global priorities and transport is responsible for greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution, alternative means of mobility are increasingly gaining importance. As the
key to a sustainable transformation of mobility, e-mobility is known to be climate-friendly, environmentally friendly, resource-saving and efficient. Although the large potential of e-mobility is widely recognized, technological development
and energy supply still represent major challenges for e-mobility, which is why further investments in research and infrastructure are needed.
We believe that the training of students is very important for the e-mobility industry around the world, as e-mobility is an economically and technologically important future topic with many learning opportunities and very good career prospects.
Therefore, our online course "Digital Learning and E-Mobility" seeks to inform you about e-mobility and to inspire you to explore and follow career opportunities in this area.
This course is offered by the following collaborating partners:
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Category: Online Resources
Note: You can still register and access all content, yet this course was implemented in 2018. This course lets you explore and
assess the opportunities that sustainable energy
technologies offer for SIDS. This course will help you to think carefully and
critically about current energy regimes and energy policies. It
illustrates through practical examples how policy-making can improve energy
access, energy security and/or energy efficiency in the main SIDS regions. This interdisciplinary course is a stand-alone course for
policy-makers and master students from related disciplines (e.g. policy or development
economics). It can be taken parallel to work or study over a period of five
weeks (spring 2018). Prior to the active phase, learners can already register, make
themselves familiar with the learning environment and browse through
some content.
Work load: Equivalent to an estimated 2-3 hours per course week, depending on how deep you indulge in the material, discussion and interaction with other learners. By passing the final assignment, a certificate of completion will be awarded.
Requirements: To get the most out of this course, it is helpful if
you have a B.A./BSc. level degree in a related field of study, e.g. political sciences, development policy or similar. As the course is held in English, you
will need fluent
English skills.Arno Boersma is the Manager of this Course's Co-Producer, the Aruba Centre of Excellence (COE) for the Sustainable Development of SIDS. Listen to him welcoming you to the free online course 'Sustainable Energy for SIDS (policy-maker edition)' in this audio bit:
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Category: Online Courses