Climate action

Find courses relevant to Sustainable Development Goal 13

Here you’ll find an overview of courses at the University of Copenhagen that deal with topics relevant to the Sustainable Development Goal 'Climate action'.

The courses are grouped into lists by educational level: bachelor, master and professional bachelor.

Click on courses that interest you to read about them in our course catalogue.

Please note: The lists are not yet up to date. Therefore, they include both current and previous courses.

Courses at bachelor's level

 

Title Semester/block
DCC Sustainable Development of Denmark in the World Autumn
Nature, Humanity, and Global Perspectives in Modern Spirituality and Esotericism Autumn

 

 

Title Semester/block
Climate Change, Disasters and Human Mobility Autumn
Global Challenges in International Law Autumn

 

 

Title Semester/block
Applied Marine Biology Block 1
Climate Physics (in Danish) Block 1
Nature and Landscape Politics (in Danish) Block 1
Diversity of the Organisms - The Tree of Life (OrgDiv) (in Danish) Block 1
Biogeochemical Cycles & Impacts in Society (SVS) (in Danish) Block 1
Sustainable Chemistry Block 1
Sustainable Natural Resource Management (in Danish) Block 2
Conservation Block 2
GIS in the Analysis of Climate Adaptation (in Danish) Block 2
Global Geographical Systems (in Danish) Block 2
Natural Resource Chemistry (in Danish) Block 2
Thematic Course: Nature, Environment and Society (in Danish) Block 2
Basic Arctic Biology (in Danish) Block 3
Chemistry in the Green Energy Transition (Green Energy) Block 3
Environmental and Natural Resource Economics Block 3
Climatology and Hydrology (in Danish) Block 3
Nature Management (in Danish) Block 4
Natural Resources - Management and Economy (in Danish) Block 4
Applied Near-Surface Climate and Hydrology (in Danish) Block 4
Understanding Sustainability Summer

 

 

Title Semester/block
Thematic course: Climate, Sustainability and Environmental Governance Autumn

 

Courses at master's level

 

Title Semester/block
Sustainability and Climate Change in Global Health and Health Care Systems - From Global Systems to Community Action Block 1
Planetary Health Dynamics Block 2
Herd Health Consultancy and Veterinary Public Health (in Danish) Block 3
Geoengineering Block 4
One Health International Summer Course Summer

 

 

Title Semester/block
‘Apricot Trees Exist’: Creative Environmental Reading and Writing in English Autumn

 

 

Title Semester/block
Climate Change and the Law Autumn
International Law of the Sea Autumn
International Environmental Law Spring
Moot court competition about climate and sustainability Spring

 

 

Title Semester/block
Applied Ethnobotany Block 1
Biodiversity in Urban Nature Block 1
Climate Change and Water Resources Block 1
Ecosystems, Climate and Climate Change Block 1
Ethics, Environment and Society Block 1
Paleo-Climatology Block 1
Plant Nutrition and Soil Fertility Block 1 
Tropical Forest Restoration Block 1
Urban Ecosystems: Structures, Functions and Designs Block 1
Advanced Ecology Block 2
Agroforestry Block 2
Applied Insect Ecology and Biological Control Block 2
Biorefinery – From Plants to Bioenergy, Biochemicals, Biomaterials, and High Value Products Block 2
Climate Change and Biogeochemical Cycles Block 2
Climate Change and Land Use Block 2
Climate Management in Plant Production and Research Block 2
Climate Models and Observations Block 2
Climate Solutions Block 2
Ecosystem Services from Forests and Nature Block 2
Geopolitics of Climate Change Block 2
Global Forestry and Climate Change Block 2
Innovation in Food Systems Block 2
Participatory Natural Resource Governance Block 2
Science and Technology Communication Block 2
Climate and Society Block 1 + 2 
Climate Change: An Interdisciplinary Challenge Block 1 + 2 
Climate Change Impacts, Adaptation and Mitigation Block 1 + 2 
Ecology and Ecosystems Science in relation to Environmental Economics Block 1 + 2 
Environmental Management in Europe Block 1 + 2 
Applied Ecosystem Ecology Block 3
Climate Change Mechanisms and Tipping Points Block 3
Global Environmental Governance Block 3
Land Use and Environmental Modelling Block 3
Motivation and Pro-Environmental Behaviour - Managing Change Block 3
Plant Ecophysiology in a Changing Climate Block 3
Sensory Biology Block 3
The Economics of Climate Change Block 3
Energy Systems and Climate Mitigation Block 4
Human Adaptation to Climate Change and Variability Block 4
Introduction to Geomicrobiology Block 4

 

 

Title Semester/block
Advanced Economics of the Environment and Climate Change Autumn
Energy Economics of the Green Transition Autumn
Protest movements, Culture, and Social Change Autumn
The Politics of Environment and Climate Autumn
Climate, nature, environment: basic concepts and new trends Autumn
Economics of the Environment and Climate Change Spring
Climate Diplomacy: A discipline across security, trade, and development (in Danish) Spring
Transnationalism in Global Climate Politics Spring

 

 

Title Semester/block
Climate, Sustainability and Environmental Governance Autumn

 

Courses at professional bachelor's level

 

Title Semester/block
Climate Change Adaptation and Green Technologies (in Danish) Block 1
Sustainability in green management (in Danish) Block 2
Advanced Nature Management (in Danish) Block 2
Green roofs basic (in Danish) Summer

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