Regulating the Future - the EU and the Sustainable Development Goals

online course

Please note that this is an online course.

Week 1:
1.Fundamentals of EU policy shaping
2.The EU’s role in the global SDG agenda: leadership and delivery
3.Internal EU policies: European climate regime
4.Internal EU policies: European digital policy
5.External policies: SDG-proofing EU trade policy

Week 2:
5 hours of project-related supervision; most of the week is devoted to a group-based policy advice exercise (policy brief)
6.Tracking EU policy-making in practice
7.Providing policy advice

Course leader

Christilla Roederer-Rynning

Target group

Bachelor

Course aim

The aim of the course is to understand how the EU works and how it can meet the challenges it faces and achieve the Sustainable Development Goals against the backdrop of a world shaped by ever more rapid technological changes.
The course will represent an innovative interfaculty approach to learning about the EU and how the EU can be used to meet the challenges facing both Europe and the rest of the world today and in the future. The course aims to break down disciplinary silos and to present a structure facilitating cooperation between students from the TEK, SAMF, and HUM faculties, by encouraging them to take an interdisciplinary approach to critical global sustainable development problems.

Fee info

EUR 0: Exchange students from a partner university pay no tuition. Guest students pay tuition fees.

NON-EU student: 4035 DKK per course (538 Euro)

EU Students: 2400 DKK per course (320 Euro)