PLANETARY BOUNDARIES - an online lecture series
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Every online session will be devoted to one planetary boundary and will be brought to you by an international expert in the respective field.
After successfully kicking-off the online lectures format in November 2020, receiving great feedback, we are continuing now starting our third edition.
⏰Every sessions lasts for 90 minutes in total.
Part 1) After the introduction of the topic and the lecturer, the presentation follows: 30-35 min. introduction to the boundary including description and problem definition; 30-35 min. case study and practical approach in engineering.
Parts 2) Interactive Q&A session.
✅ Lectures are open to everyone and for free!
✅YOU ONLY NEED TO SIGN UP FOR ONE SESSION TO RECEIVE ACCESS TO ALL SESSIONS.
This event is organised by the Austrian Branch | International Competence Centre for Mining Engineering Education under the auspices of UNESCO @ Montanuniverstität Leoben.
Regular students of Montanuniversität Leoben should sign up on MUOnline.
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Veranstalter AUT Branch | UNESCO Mining-Engineering Education
Veranstalter von PLANETARY BOUNDARIES - an online lecture series
The International Competence Centre for Mining-Engineering Education under the auspices of UNESCO is creating creating a unique global network for Engineers, mainly in the fields of mining, mineral raw materials, sustainable supply of raw materials, material sciences, and recycling.
The Mission of this UNESCO Categoy 2 Centre, with its headquarters in St. Petersburg, is to promote the principles of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) at national and international level in the field of mineral resources and to create the conditions for further training of qualified specialists and scientific personnel in mining.
Sustainable development is the “development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.” Our role we play in this is to educate today's engineers for a sustainable tomorrow.
As the AUSTRIAN BRANCH we are, among other things, promoting global mobility of students and staff by creating joint study programmes, financial support for the particpation in international conferences, organising international internships & staff weeks, building an international network for joint research actvities, as well as offering educational programmes and life long learning opportunities.
