Major Joint Bachelor in Sustainability

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During the 1st semester, the students follow the same curriculum. The courses from this semester introduce students to sustainability studies, familiarising them with key concepts, theories and problematics of the field, which will then be deepened through specialised tracks of the programme. Obligatory transversal courses will endow the students with the skills and competences that will be the basis for their further education within the programme.

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During the 2nd semester, the students follow the same curriculum. The courses from this semester introduce students with the topics and scope of each of the six tracks of the programme through the Introduction to track courses. Grades from these introductory courses will contribute to the student allotment to tracks in year two of the programme. Obligatory transversal courses will endow the students with the skills and competences that will be the basis for their further education within the programme.

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During the 3rd semester, the curriculum is organised via the programme's tracks.

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During the 3rd semester, the curriculum of the programme will be realised via specialised tracks, each of which focuses on sustainability from the perspective of given disciplines. Basing on the knowledge and transversal competences the students gained during the first year of the programme, those of them who choose the Law & Politics of Sustainability track will gain knowledge on law and politics in the context of sustainability. The courses from this semester will familiarise students with key topics and concepts of various branches of the law as well as attune them to legal reasoning and correct analysis of legal acts and documents. During the second year, students of all tracks also have to earn 30 ECTS through elective courses – they can either choose from the online offer available to all students or from the online offer available at the university at which the student is currently staying.

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During the 3rd semester, the curriculum of the programme will be realised via specialised tracks, each of which focuses on sustainability from the perspective of given disciplines. Basing on the knowledge and transversal competences the students gained during the first year of the programme, those of them who choose the Sustainable Physics & Chemistry track will gain knowledge on physics and chemistry in the context of sustainability and climate. The courses from this semester will familiarise students with key topics and concepts from mathematics, inorganic chemistry and climate studies. During the second year, students of all tracks also have to earn 30 ECTS through elective courses – they can either choose from the online offer available to all students or from the online offer available at the university at which the student is currently staying.

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During the 3rd semester, the curriculum of the programme will be realised via specialised tracks, each of which focuses on sustainability from the perspective of given disciplines. Basing on the knowledge and transversal competences the students gained during the first year of the programme, those of them who choose the Economics, Management & Engineering track will gain knowledge on economics and management engineering in the context of sustainability. The courses from this semester will familiarise students with key topics and competences from microeconomics, theories on human behaviour and behaviour change, and market analysis. During the second year, students of all tracks also have to earn 30 ECTS through elective courses – they can either choose from the online offer available to all students or from the online offer available at the university at which the student is currently staying.

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During the 3rd semester, the curriculum of the programme will be realised via specialised tracks, each of which focuses on sustainability from the perspective of given disciplines. Basing on the knowledge and transversal competences the students gained during the first year of the programme, those of them who choose the Geography & Economics track will gain knowledge on economics and geography in the context of sustainability. The courses from this semester will familiarise students with key topics concerning urbanisation, the impact of climate change on demographics, bioclimatology, and environmental economy. During the second year, students of all tracks also have to earn 30 ECTS through elective courses – they can either choose from the online offer available to all students or from the online offer available at the university at which the student is currently staying.

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During the 3rd semester, the curriculum of the programme will be realised via specialised tracks, each of which focuses on sustainability from the perspective of given disciplines. Basing on the knowledge and transversal competences the students gained during the first year of the programme, those of them who choose the Environmental & Life Sciences track will gain knowledge on chemistry and biology in the context of sustainability and climate. The courses from this semester will familiarise students with key topics and concepts from mathematics, biology and geology, as well as biodiversity and the strategies for its maintenance. During the second year, students of all tracks also have to earn 30 ECTS through elective courses – they can either choose from the online offer available to all students or from the online offer available at the university at which the student is currently staying.

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During the 3rd semester, the curriculum of the programme will be realised via specialised tracks, each of which focuses on sustainability from the perspective of given disciplines. Basing on the knowledge and transversal competences the students gained during the first year of the programme, those of them who choose the Social Sciences & Humanities track will gain knowledge on social sciences and humanities in the context of sustainability. The courses from this semester will familiarise students with key topics and concepts from sociology, modern philosophy, theology and ethics relevant for the sustainability discourse. Unlike with the other tracks, students choose partially their courses from those on offer in the obligatory modules. During the second year, students of all tracks also have to earn 30 ECTS through elective courses – they can either choose from the online offer available to all students or from the online offer available at the university at which the student is currently staying.

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During the 4th semester, the curriculum is organised via the programme's tracks.

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During the 4th semester, the curriculum of the programme will be realised via specialised tracks, each of which focuses on sustainability from the perspective of given disciplines. Basing on the knowledge and transversal competences the students gained during the first year of the programme, those of them who choose the Law & Politics of Sustainability track will gain knowledge on law and politics in the context of sustainability. The courses from this semester will familiarise students with key topics and concepts of various branches of the law as well as attune them to legal reasoning and correct analysis of legal acts and documents. Additionally, the students will have the opportunity to apply the theoretical knowledge they learned in practice through the Legal Clinic 1 course, which employs the service-learning method. During the second year, students of all tracks also have to earn 30 ECTS through elective courses – they can either choose from the online offer available to all students or from the online offer available at the university at which the student is currently staying.

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During the 4th semester, the curriculum of the programme will be realised via specialised tracks, each of which focuses on sustainability from the perspective of given disciplines. Basing on the knowledge and transversal competences the students gained during the first year of the programme, those of them who choose the Sustainable Physics & Chemistry track will gain knowledge on physics and chemistry in the context of sustainability and climate. The courses from this semester will familiarise students with key topics and concepts from organic chemistry, thermophysics and classical mechanics. Additionally, the students will have the opportunity to apply the theoretical knowledge they learned in practice through laboratory classes. During the second year, students of all tracks also have to earn 30 ECTS through elective courses – they can either choose from the online offer available to all students or from the online offer available at the university at which the student is currently staying.

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During the 4th semester, the curriculum of the programme will be realised via specialised tracks, each of which focuses on sustainability from the perspective of given disciplines. Basing on the knowledge and transversal competences the students gained during the first year of the programme, those of them who choose the Economics, Management & Engineering track will gain knowledge on economics and management engineering in the context of sustainability. The courses from this semester will familiarise students with key topics and concepts from energy and resources economics and management and will introduce them to the problematics of sustainable energy transition.  During the second year, students of all tracks also have to earn 30 ECTS through elective courses – they can either choose from the online offer available to all students or from the online offer available at the university at which the student is currently staying.

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During the 4th semester, the curriculum of the programme will be realised via specialised tracks, each of which focuses on sustainability from the perspective of given disciplines. Basing on the knowledge and transversal competences the students gained during the first year of the programme, those of them who choose the Geography & Economics track will gain knowledge on economics and geography in the context of sustainability. The courses from this semester will familiarise students with key topics and concepts connected with water and energy policies as well as the influence of human behaviour on economic matters connected with sustainability.  During the second year, students of all tracks also have to earn 30 ECTS through elective courses – they can either choose from the online offer available to all students or from the online offer available at the university at which the student is currently staying.

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During the 4th semester, the curriculum of the programme will be realised via specialised tracks, each of which focuses on sustainability from the perspective of given disciplines. Basing on the knowledge and transversal competences the students gained during the first year of the programme, those of them who choose the Environmental & Life Sciences track will gain knowledge on biology and chemistry in the context of sustainability and climate. The courses from this semester will familiarise students with key topics and concepts from ecotoxicology, economic and social consequences of pollution, and waste management. Additionally, the students will have the opportunity to apply the theoretical knowledge they learned in practice through field trips. During the second year, students of all tracks also have to earn 30 ECTS through elective courses – they can either choose from the online offer available to all students or from the online offer available at the university at which the student is currently staying.

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During the 4th semester, the curriculum of the programme will be realised via specialised tracks, each of which focuses on sustainability from the perspective of given disciplines. Basing on the knowledge and transversal competences the students gained during the first year of the programme, those of them who choose the Social Sciences & Humanities track will gain knowledge on social sciences and humanities in the context of sustainability. The courses from this semester will familiarise students with key topics and concepts from sociology, modern philosophy, theology and ethics relevant for the sustainability discourse. Unlike with the other tracks, students choose partially their courses from those on offer in the obligatory modules. During the second year, students of all tracks also have to earn 30 ECTS through elective courses – they can either choose from the online offer available to all students or from the online offer available at the university at which the student is currently staying.

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During the 5th semester, the curriculum is organised via the programme's tracks.

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During the 5th semester, the curriculum of the programme will be realised via specialised tracks, each of which focuses on sustainability from the perspective of given disciplines. Basing on the knowledge and transversal competences the students gained during the first year of the programme, as well as the disciplinary knowledge gained during the first two semesters of the track, those of them who choose the Law & Politics of Sustainability track will deepen their knowledge on law and politics in the context of sustainability. The courses from this semester will familiarise students with the current discourse and various legal strategies aimed at the achievement of sustainable development. The courses from this semester will build on the knowledge of and familiarity with legal reasoning and correct analysis of legal acts and documents students gained during semester 3 and 4. Additionally, the students will have the opportunity to apply the theoretical knowledge they learned in practice through the Legal Clinic 1 course, which employs the service-learning method. During the third year, students of all tracks also have to earn 15 ECTS through elective courses – they can either choose from the online offer available to all students or from the online offer available at the university at which the student is currently staying.