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NCSS 703G

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NCSS RESEARCH ISSUES SEMINAR

Terms Typically Offered

Fall

Academic Level

Graduate

Offering Department(s)

In this course, students explore a variety of interdisciplinary, transdisciplinary, and multidisciplinary approaches to thinking about cultural imagination and cultural production connected to socioecological issues. By building on standard and new research practices, students explore their own research habits, consider those that might be most suitable for the kinds of projects they want to pursue, and explore the viability of more innovative and interdisciplinary approaches. Key to the work of the course is the exploration of challenges (definitional, practical, ethical) that arise in doing different kinds of research. As a required course in the first semester of the NCSS MA degree, the course creates a common vocabulary and experience for all NCSS MA students. Run as a seminar, students will complete weekly reading assignments, regular writing assignments, and will engage weekly in class discussion.

Major Requirement | MA Nature-Cultures-Sustainability Studies

Student Eligibility

Graduate level students only

Instructional Method

Seminar

Delivery Mode

In-Person

Min. Credits

3

Max. Credits

3

Weekly Contact Hours

3

Repeatable

No