Environmental Ethics
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Environmental Ethics
at FutureLearn
Duration | 5 weeks |
Total fee | ₹2,763 |
Mode of learning | Online |
Credential | Certificate |
Environmental Ethics
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Environmental Ethics at FutureLearn Highlights
Environmental Ethics
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- Earn a certificate upon completion
Environmental Ethics at FutureLearn Course details
Environmental Ethics
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More about this course
- This five-week course from the Adam Smith Centre will introduce you to environmental ethics as well as different perspectives to uncover the link between ethics and environmentalism
- By the end of the course, you’ll understand how morality and ethics drive environmental activism
- On this course, you’ll examine how moral beliefs can provoke a sense of responsibility or environmental consciousness, and how this spurs activism
- You’ll examine contrasting perspectives to analyse how ethics influences each approach
- With this knowledge, you’ll also expand your own views and find an approach that aligns with your beliefs
- By exploring different ideologies such as deep ecology and eco-socialism, you’ll develop an intrinsic understanding of how humanity can repair this damage and create a more sustainable future
Environmental Ethics at FutureLearn Curriculum
Environmental Ethics
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Introduction to humanity and the natural environment
Course introduction
Environmental ethics
End of Week 1
The science of climate change
Introduction to Week 2
The science of climate and climate change
End of Week 2
Religion and climate change
Introduction to Week 3
Religion and climate change
End of Week 3
Deep ecology and eco-socialism
Introduction to Week 4
Deep ecology and eco-socialism
End of Week 4
Eco-modernism
Introduction to Week 5
Eco-modernism
End of Course
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