Air Pollution & Climate Science: Communication, Policy, and Geopolitics

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ALU description Attendants will analyse how climate science informs our understanding of atmospheric change and the urgency of mitigation efforts. The course will investigate how geopolitical forces shape — and are in turn reshaped by — global responses to climate change, including international agreements and inter-state tensions. Finally, attendants will critically evaluate how the communication of climate-related issues frames public perception and drives, or delays, meaningful policy responses.
E-Campus ALU Code ALU-006
Target learners Bachelor, Lifelong Learners, Master, PhD
Language(s) of Instruction EN
Teacher(s) Maja Bovcon
Schedule / dates 2027-01-28 to 2027-01-28 – Once – Once 14:00-15:00 – Europe/Ljubljana
Time zone Europe/Ljubljana
Teaching Form & Workload Seminar – 1 hours
Field of Study Generic programmes and qualifications
Learning modalities online, real-time
Transversal skills Climate awareness, Other transversal skills (e.g. critical thinking, problem-solving, creativity, decision-making communication, teamwork)
Learning Outcomes Attendees will analyse communication strategies used to convey the urgency of air pollution's health impacts to public and policy audiences. They will evaluate the influence of current geopolitical dynamics on international and regional responses to climate change.
Assessment Criteria Interactive discussion
Type of ALU Independent unit
Responsible institution(s) University of Nova Gorica
Coordinator Egon Pavlica – egon.pavlica@ung.si
Contact person for further information Maja Bovcon – maja.bovcon@ung.si
Venue or online link https://ungsi.zoom.us/j/61855504065?pwd=Xho2bfGrAUFm9Y9jjqibaqUl0AnkzW.1

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Air Pollution & Climate Science: Communication, Policy, and Geopolitics

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