Capstone Economics and Policies for a Circular Economy

Capstone Economics and Policies for a Circular Economy

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Syllabus

Module 1: Course Overview

In module 1 you will find out more about the structure of the course, the prerequisites for participating in the capstone project and the learning outcomes.

Module 2: Preparation Assignments

Module 2 of the course focusses on preparing you for the capstone project. Some additional reading material is provided to help you on your way to writing a report of professional advice. You will also write a Proposal and Draft of the final report.

Module 3: Final Assignment

In this module you will work on your own case for this capstone project. Using the feedback from the course instructors on your work you will be well prepared to write your final report.

Prerequisite

The capstone project is only accessible for ID-verified MicroMasters Program learners who successfully obtained verified certificate in the, MicroMasters Program Economics and Policies for a Circular Economy, courses.

Instructors

Dusan Drabik
Assistant Professor, Agricultural Economics and Rural Policy Group
Wageningen University & Research

Hans van Meijl
Programme Manager, Food Security and Biobased Economy Themes
Wageningen University & Research

Justus Wesseler
Professor, Agricultural Economics and Rural Policy Group
Wageningen University & Research

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Wageningue University is located in Wageningue, the Netherlands. Its campus is located on the outskirts of the city, which allows it to plan numerous extensions to its premises, all of which are already ultra-modern, due to its scientific nature. The university focuses on life sciences, sociology, business relations and natural resources.

In particular, the University is home to the Alterra Institute for multidisciplinary research into the artificial and man-made environment (rural environment, urban ecology, green spaces, green webs).

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