Main subject areas
The elective subject is structured in two main subject areas. The main subject areas complement each other, and should be viewed in relation to one another.
Overview of the programme subjects:
Main Subject Areas | |
Outdoor life | Environment |
Outdoor life
The main subject area covers a wide range of activities related to nature and provides practical experience working with outdoor life, agriculture, fishing and/or forestry. There will be trips of varying durations, fishing, hunting, trapping, harvesting, planting, upkeep of fields and plots may be parts of the main subject area. Freedom to roam for citizens and current rules related to using and utilising nature and natural resources are central themes in the main subject area. The main subject area also includes knowledge in caring for nature’s resources in the form of food conservation and making traditional artisan food products as a part of experiencing nature.
Environment
The main subject area deals with taking care of nature and the natural environment and learning how to utilise nature’s resources in a sustainable manner. Furthermore, the main subject area covers understanding environmental challenges faced by local communities and being able to see these in connection with global challenges.
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