Key information
- Faculty
- Faculty of Engineering Sciences
- Teaching department
- Science, Technology, Engineering and Public Policy
- Credit value
- 15
- Restrictions
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This module is only available for students in Year 1 of the Science and Engineering for Social Change BSc programme
- Timetable
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Alternative credit options
There are no alternative credit options available for this module.
This module addresses some of the major likely patterns of change over the next 50 years and how to think about the transformation of whole systems – energy, transport, healthcare, cities during that period. The module provides a sound macro perspective into which to place the many other elements of the BSc in Science, Engineering and Social Change.ÌýÌýÌý
The module provides a framework for thinking about how change happens and then applies this, using history, analysis of the present, and scenarios for the future, to many of the key transitions of the next few decades.Ìý
The module primarily looks at key systems - such as the transformation of waste and recycling, water, artificial intelligence, transport and the role of government both within nations and globally.ÌýÌý It analyses these using multi-level systems approaches, showing the interactions of technology, policy and regulation and social norms and behaviours.Ìý
Module deliveries for 2024/25 academic year
Intended teaching term:
Term 1 ÌýÌýÌý
Undergraduate (FHEQ Level 4)
Teaching and assessment
- Mode of study
- In person
- Methods of assessment
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75%
Coursework
25%
Viva or oral presentation
- Mark scheme
-
Numeric Marks
Other information
- Number of students on module in previous year
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0
- Module leader
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Professor Geoff Mulgan
- Who to contact for more information
- steapp.undergraduate@ucl.ac.uk
Intended teaching term:
Term 1 ÌýÌýÌý
Undergraduate (FHEQ Level 4)
Teaching and assessment
- Mode of study
- In person
- Intended teaching location
- UCL East
- Methods of assessment
-
75%
Coursework
25%
Viva or oral presentation
- Mark scheme
-
Numeric Marks
Other information
- Number of students on module in previous year
-
16
- Module leader
-
Professor Geoff Mulgan
- Who to contact for more information
- steapp.undergraduate@ucl.ac.uk
Last updated
This module description was last updated on 8th April 2024.
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