wcm150 River Development, Water Management and Conservation

wcm150 River Development, Water Management and Conservation

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Module title River Development, Water Management and Conservation
Module code wcm150
Credit points 6.0 KP
Responsible institute Department of Business Administration, Economics and Law (Business Administration and Business Education)
Responsible persons
Module responsibility:
Bernd Siebenhüner, Ingo Mose
Authorised to examine:
Ingo Mose
Prerequisites
None
Language of instruction English
Learning outcomes/competencies
The participants shall gain a differentiated understanding of the planning challenges of Water and River Management using selected national and international examples. While so, they will be granted insight to actual planning tasks and the implemented conflicts and get into contact with concerned stakeholders.
Module contents
Greater London and the River Thames
Selected questions of Water and River Management on the example of the River Thames in the Greater London Area, for example drinking water production, flood protection, nature conservation, water-oriented leisure activities and the revitalization of the (former) ports of London.

Bremen and the River Weser
Selected questions of Water and River Management on the example of the River Weser in the Bremen area, for example flood protection, nature conservation, water-oriented leisure activities and the revitalization of the former ports of Bremen.
Recommended reading
A list of relevant literature will be provided at the beginning of the course.
Required assesment
Method of assesment
Hausarbeit
Exam dates
Duration (semesters) 2 Semester
Module frequency halbjährlich
Workload
Total workload Contact hours
180 h
Course type
Type SWS Module frequency Contact hours
Seminar h
Further information

Visit of sites representative for good practice in River and Water Management; interaction and discussion with local researchers and practitioners

Module Capacity:
unrestricted

Applicability of the module
  • Master's Programme Water and Coastal Management > Planning

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