Arctic Peoples and Cultures

Instructors: Eric Kama Steinberg +1 more

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Skills you'll gain

  •   Environmental Issue
  •   Environmental Policy
  •   Social Studies
  •   Culture
  •   Intercultural Competence
  •   World History
  •   Cultural Diversity
  •   Environment
  •   Anthropology
  •   Natural Resource Management
  •   Economics
  •   Advocacy
  • There are 10 modules in this course

    In this, the 4th instalment of The Arctic MOOCs we want to bring you closer to peoples and cultures living in the circumpolar Arctic. Therefore, this is more like a documentary than a classical course. Our hope is that by getting to know people living in the Arctic you gain a better insight and understanding of what the Arctic means to thousands of individuals, but also that you, by acquiring more knowledge can become a valuable advocate for environmental and other issues facing the future of the Arctic. This is a collaboration between UArctic, University of Alberta, and UiT Arctic University of Norway.

    Module 1 - Peoples and cultures in the Arctic

    Module 2 - History of present-day arrivals of non-indigenous people

    Module 3 - Living in polar regions – The polar night and the midnight sun

    Module 4 - Living in polar regions - Permafrost

    Module 5 - Climate change and its impact

    Module 6 - Livelihoods and economies

    Module 7 - Humans impact on the Arctic region - footprint and pollution

    Module 8 - Co-production of knowledge between science and tradition

    Final course quiz

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