Introduction
Environmental Science and Disaster Management (ESDM)
Environmental science is the study of the interactions and dynamics of natural systems, including changes caused by human activity. The critical solution to current environmental problems lies in the study of physical, biological, and chemical processes and the formulation of solutions based on scientific principles. This course focuses on empowering students with the necessary knowledge to tackle environmental problems by applying scientific principles. It takes the sustainability of human activities on Earth, and the introductory level of this course covers key concepts in environmental science.
The major focus of this program is on “Earth System” science, which recognizes the interconnectedness of society and the environment. Focused attention will be given to environmental problems and their solutions throughout the training. For better presentation of environmental issues, students will be able to attend PowerPoint presentations and watch videos. By the time the courses are over, students will gain in-depth insights into the relationship between environmental factors and their impact on our planet.
To summarize, this course broadens our understanding of environmental science and the relationship between society and the environment. The course explores numerous topics and suggests possible solutions. The use of print and electronic media sources by students will empower them with a deeper perception of the relationship between various environmental factors and their influence on the planet.
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