tailieunhanh - Programme Syllabus for Master of Science in Environmental Management and Economics

The demand and supply side of the housing markets have been diverging for a while now. New households’ formation indicates a need for new dwellings to the extent of some 233,000 per year 4 . There is already a substantial backlog in building homes for individual households. The need for new dwellings is clear. Supply, demand and the price mechanism do not seem to get the market moving in the desired direction. The main cause is that the supply is driven by demand, but demand is not driven by supply but by individual households’ income and home equity levels. The. | School of Business Economics and Law UNIVERSITY OF GOTHENBURG Programme Syllabus for Master of Science in Environmental Management and Economics 120 credits ECTS Second Cycle Established by the Faculty Board of the School of Business Economics and Law University of Gothenburg on February 1 2008. Programme Syllabus for Master of Science in Environmental Management and Economics 120 ECTS 2 8 Second Cycle Established 2008-02-01 1. Decision and Guidelines The study programme for the Master of Science in Environmental Management and Economics 120 Higher Education Credits equals 120 ECTS was established by the Faculty Board of the School of Business Economics and Law February 1 2008. The programme syllabus applies as from autumn term of 2008. 2. General Objectives Second cycle education shall according to the Swedish Higher Education Act HEA build on knowledge that students acquire in first cycle education or corresponding knowledge see Appendix 1 HEA ch. 1 9 The general objectives for a Degree of Master Two Years are stated in Appendix 2 the Higher Education Ordinance see Appendix 1 . The overall learning objectives are to develop students 1. ability to make independent and critical assessments 2. ability to identify and solve problems 3. students skills in searching and evaluating scientific information in environmental management and economics 4. skills in exchanging information with people without any specific knowledge in the field of environmental management and economics 5. skills in integrating and using the knowledge obtained from the programme 6. skills in understanding and analysing complex problems 7. necessary qualifications for a professional career in environmental management and economics or continued studies in a PhD programme in environmental management and economics. 3. Programme Specific Objectives learning outcomes After successfully completing the programme the student should be able to apply insights from theory in order to understand observed .