Content, progress and pedagogy of the module

Learning objectives

Knowledge

• must be knowledgeable about technologies and theories/methods relevant within Surveying, Geoinformatics or Land Management

• must be knowledgeable about how the use of theories/methods within surveying, geoinformatics or land management can support the efforts needed to reach the UN Sustainable Development Goals

Skills

• must be able to master and evaluate theories/methods related to surveying, geoinformatics or land management

• must able to identify and assess/analyse problems related to surveying, geoinformatics or land management

• must be able to suggest solutions to problems related to surveying, geoinformatics or land management

• must be able to assess the quality of the suggested solutions

• must be able to communicate/discuss problems related to surveying, geoinformatics or land management with both peers and non-specialists

Competences

• must be able to master relevant data and technologies
   
• must be able to master general skills required to solve typical tasks
   
• must be able to give advice regarding problems related to surveying, geoinformatics or land management
   
• must be able to work in an interdisciplinary way within the profession 
   
• must be able to judge how and to which degree each of the elements; surveying, geoinformatics and land management should be included in the project 
   
• must be able to structure and combine theoretical discussions with practical challenges throughout the project work and its result (the project report) 

Type of instruction

Problem-oriented project work in groups with supervision. Workshops and seminars may supplement the project work.

Exam

Exams