Conducted in
term:
2026/27L
ISCED code: 0522
ECTS credits:
2
Language:
English
Organized by:
Faculty of Earth Sciences and Spatial Management
(in Polish) Natural resources and conservation in tourism 2800-NRCT-USS-ST-S1
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Total student workload
(in Polish) Contact hours with teacher:
- participation in laboratories - 15 hrs
- consulations - 5 hrs
Self-study hours:
- writing essays/papers/projects - 15 hrs
- reading literature - 15 hrs
Altogether: 50 hrs (2 ECTS)
Learning outcomes - knowledge
(in Polish) Student:
W1: Has basic knowledge of conservation regulations in European context and understands their importance.
W2: Possesses knowledge how tourist activities influence natural resources.
W3: Is familiar with ecological disasters caused by humans and their influence on tourism.
W4: Is acquainted with advantages and disadvantages of tourism in protected areas.
Learning outcomes - skills
(in Polish) Student:
U1: Is capable of finding legal regulations with regard to natural resources.
U2: Can analyze and define the impact of tourism on natural resources and protected areas.
U3: Has the ability to determine influence of ecological disasters on tourism.
Learning outcomes - social competencies
(in Polish) Student
K1: Understands the importance of natural resources and conservation in Tourism.
K2: Is aware of the anthropogenic pressure caused by tourism on natural resources and protected areas.
K3: Actively participates in discussions related to tourism and natural resources.
K4: Presents their own analysis of the impact of tourism on natural resources and protected areas.
Course coordinators
Teaching methods
(in Polish) Expository teaching methods:
- seminar lecture
Seeking teaching methods:
- laboratory
- project
- paper
Type of course
compulsory course
Prerequisites
(in Polish) There are no special requirements. During the course everything will be explain from the basics.
Additional information
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