Programme Outcomes
Undergraduate students at this university's affiliated colleges can learn in-depth information about global ecosystems and environmental issues, participate in problem-solving exercises, and take action to protect the environment in their communities through the environmental education process offered as a Value Added Course (VAC). Students are hence more equipped to comprehend environmental issues and render morally sound decisions. Program outcomes for environmental studies , generally align with broader educational objectives while focusing on specific environmental topics. Here are some typical program outcomes:
- Graduates should be able to demonstrate thorough comprehension of all the major environmental ideas, such as pollution, climate change, natural resource management, biodiversity, ecosystems, and sustainable development.
- In order to understand and address environmental concerns, students should acquire interdisciplinary abilities by combining information from a variety of subjects, including biology, chemistry, ecology, geology, economics, sociology, and policy studies.
- Graduates should be able to think critically about environmental problems, analyze data, evaluate evidence, and propose innovative solutions to complex environmental challenges.
- Graduates should demonstrate effective communication skills, including the ability to articulate environmental issues, engage diverse stakeholders, and advocate for sustainable solutions in both written and oral forms.
- Students should develop an understanding of ethical considerations related to environmental decision-making, including principles of environmental justice, equity, and sustainability.
- Programs may offer chances for students to participate in real fieldwork, internships, or research projects to gain expertise in gathering, analyzing, and solving environmental data.
Graduates should comprehend how local, regional, national, and global environmental concerns are interconnected and appreciate the significance of international
Course Outcomes:
The course outcomes of the Department of Environmental Education can vary depending on the specific program and focus areas within the department. After completing this course students will able to :
- Students will demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of the interrelationships between various components of environmental systems, including the atmosphere, hydrosphere, lithosphere, and biosphere.
- Understand the concept of natural resources, their types of availability. To develop concept and need of conservation of natural resources and their sustainable development.
- Students will learn techniques for environmental monitoring and assessment to evaluate the health and integrity of ecosystems, as well as human impacts on the environment.
- Understand the concept of Biodiversity ,factor impacting towards its loss and conservation.
- Develop an understanding the types of pollution and their adverse impact on environment and health system; controlling measures and policies.
- Students will be able to explain the science behind climate change, how it affects ecosystems and human cultures, and how to mitigate the effects of it by reducing greenhouse gas emissions and adapting to changing climate conditions.
- Students will develop effective communication skills to convey complex environmental issues to diverse audiences and engage in advocacy efforts for environmental sustainability.
The outcomes show the wide range of information and abilities that are normally taught in an environmental Education curriculum, equipping students for professions in advocacy, policy-making, research, and teaching.