Forms of International Cooperation in Environmental Education: the Experience of Saint Petersburg State University

The authors analyse different forms of environmental education projects and programmes implemented in the Baltic Sea region. The first one is “The Baltic University” programme taught in English. The “Baltic University” is a network of more than 200 universities from 14 counties of the Baltic Sea reg...

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Main Authors: Ionov Victor V., Kaledin Nikolay V., Kakhro Nadezhda M., Kassens Heidemarie, Movchan Vladislav N., Pfeiffer Eva-Maria, Fedorova Irina V., Zubrzycki Sebastian
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Language:English
Published: Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University 2016-12-01
Series:Baltic Region
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author Ionov Victor V.
Kaledin Nikolay V.
Kakhro Nadezhda M.
Kassens Heidemarie
Movchan Vladislav N.
Pfeiffer Eva-Maria
Fedorova Irina V.
Zubrzycki Sebastian
author_facet Ionov Victor V.
Kaledin Nikolay V.
Kakhro Nadezhda M.
Kassens Heidemarie
Movchan Vladislav N.
Pfeiffer Eva-Maria
Fedorova Irina V.
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description The authors analyse different forms of environmental education projects and programmes implemented in the Baltic Sea region. The first one is “The Baltic University” programme taught in English. The “Baltic University” is a network of more than 200 universities from 14 counties of the Baltic Sea region. This education programme offers an opportunity for students to enroll on bachelor and master degree programmes related to environmental and social problems of the Baltic Sea region. The Polar and Marine Sciences, POMOR master programme, represents the second form of international environmental education. Russian and German researchers from six universities and four research centres have developed the programme. The target group of the programme are Russian and international students, studying together during the whole duration of the programme. It is the first internationally accredited MA programme taught in English. International accreditation proves the compliance of the programme with international education standards. The same cooperation model is used in a new international master programme — Cold Regions Environmental Landscapes Integrated Science (CORELIS). The programme started in 2016. It is implemented jointly by Hamburg university (the lead partner of the project), and university professors from Helsinki (Finland) and Lisbon (Portugal). Researchers from the Austrian National Institute of Polar Research (Austria, and Lund University (Sweden) will join the programme at a later stage. Such an approach will help achieve the synergy of the European and Russian approaches to environmental education. The Russian-Norwegian master programme “Geoecological monitoring and rational use of natural resources in the Northern oil and gas production regions” is a good example of the third form of international environmental education. The programme similar to POMOR and CORELIS. However, it has one distinctive feature — Russian and foreign students study together from the second term only. The authors describe the ways of achieving the learning objectives of these master programmes depending on the students’ language skills and their basic knowledge of ecology and nature management.
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spelling doaj.art-611ccdd2885d4ca6a15bf3db139a1f652022-12-22T00:28:07ZengImmanuel Kant Baltic Federal UniversityBaltic Region2079-85552310-05242016-12-0184869510.5922/2079-8555-2016-4-8Forms of International Cooperation in Environmental Education: the Experience of Saint Petersburg State UniversityIonov Victor V.0Kaledin Nikolay V.1Kakhro Nadezhda M.2Kassens Heidemarie3Movchan Vladislav N.4Pfeiffer Eva-Maria5Fedorova Irina V.6Zubrzycki Sebastian7Saint-Petersburg State UniversitySaint-Petersburg State UniversityGEOMAR, Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research KielGEOMAR, Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research KielSaint-Petersburg State UniversityHamburg UniversitySaint-Petersburg State UniversityHamburg UniversityThe authors analyse different forms of environmental education projects and programmes implemented in the Baltic Sea region. The first one is “The Baltic University” programme taught in English. The “Baltic University” is a network of more than 200 universities from 14 counties of the Baltic Sea region. This education programme offers an opportunity for students to enroll on bachelor and master degree programmes related to environmental and social problems of the Baltic Sea region. The Polar and Marine Sciences, POMOR master programme, represents the second form of international environmental education. Russian and German researchers from six universities and four research centres have developed the programme. The target group of the programme are Russian and international students, studying together during the whole duration of the programme. It is the first internationally accredited MA programme taught in English. International accreditation proves the compliance of the programme with international education standards. The same cooperation model is used in a new international master programme — Cold Regions Environmental Landscapes Integrated Science (CORELIS). The programme started in 2016. It is implemented jointly by Hamburg university (the lead partner of the project), and university professors from Helsinki (Finland) and Lisbon (Portugal). Researchers from the Austrian National Institute of Polar Research (Austria, and Lund University (Sweden) will join the programme at a later stage. Such an approach will help achieve the synergy of the European and Russian approaches to environmental education. The Russian-Norwegian master programme “Geoecological monitoring and rational use of natural resources in the Northern oil and gas production regions” is a good example of the third form of international environmental education. The programme similar to POMOR and CORELIS. However, it has one distinctive feature — Russian and foreign students study together from the second term only. The authors describe the ways of achieving the learning objectives of these master programmes depending on the students’ language skills and their basic knowledge of ecology and nature management.https://journals.kantiana.ru/upload/iblock/3fd/Ionov%20V.%20V.,%20Kaledin%20N.%20V.,%20Kakhro%20N.%20M.,%20Kassens%20H.,%20Movchan%20V.%20N.,%20Pfeiffer%20E.-M.,_86-95.pdfBaltic Sea regionArcticNorthern seasecologyinternational cooperation
spellingShingle Ionov Victor V.
Kaledin Nikolay V.
Kakhro Nadezhda M.
Kassens Heidemarie
Movchan Vladislav N.
Pfeiffer Eva-Maria
Fedorova Irina V.
Zubrzycki Sebastian
Forms of International Cooperation in Environmental Education: the Experience of Saint Petersburg State University
Baltic Region
Baltic Sea region
Arctic
Northern seas
ecology
international cooperation
title Forms of International Cooperation in Environmental Education: the Experience of Saint Petersburg State University
title_full Forms of International Cooperation in Environmental Education: the Experience of Saint Petersburg State University
title_fullStr Forms of International Cooperation in Environmental Education: the Experience of Saint Petersburg State University
title_full_unstemmed Forms of International Cooperation in Environmental Education: the Experience of Saint Petersburg State University
title_short Forms of International Cooperation in Environmental Education: the Experience of Saint Petersburg State University
title_sort forms of international cooperation in environmental education the experience of saint petersburg state university
topic Baltic Sea region
Arctic
Northern seas
ecology
international cooperation
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