Teaching and Study Materials

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The Module will offer an improved curriculum that could serve as an example for EU-related courses in non-traditional disciplines, with an interdisciplinary focus with an emphasis on the Slovene language.

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The teaching activities will be consisted by course preparing knowledge creation: intensive research for students, repository and analysis of information about sustainable industry 4.0 and digitalization in Europe; upgrading of teaching and study materials. Module Team will define a) final elaboration of the educational activities, and a syllabus of the course, with the list of contents and teaching activities, b) the establishment of the virtual classrooms; implementation of the teaching courses (3): Qualitative methodology, Management of Change, Management Information Systems; encouraging academic staff and students to deliver original research on the sustainable industry in the European context.

 

Visibility of scientific resources and academic activities will be enhanced through published teaching activities, providing new knowledge and understanding of sustainability, unity and digitalisation in Europe. Published teaching materials and expanded effects of the Module will be fully available online enhancing the visibility predominantly at the local, and national level, and only indirectly at the EU level - attending conferences, and publishing articles; but the Module is nevertheless focused on teaching and research. Of course, the target populations are to some extent outside the academy, but matters are tied to the academy.