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FRI-1851 Friluftsliv in outdoor educational perspective - 5 stp


The course is administrated by

Idrettshøgskolen

Type of course

Only for exchange students at short term stay, matriculated at European institutions with an particular agrement regarding the subject.

The course is not open for other students.


Course contents

The course is practically oriented, based on a theoretical background. Through this course, the students shall acquire basic skills, knowledge and experiences connected to basic outdoor life activities in general, and winter outdoor life especially. Furthermore, the students will get insight into different traditions and perspectives of outdoor life (friluftsliv) They will be able to reflect upon and discuss the Norwegian outdoor life (friluftsliv) in the context of the outdoor traditions in their home countries. In the practical part, the students shall develop their ability to work together and to manage life in a natural winter environment. The students shall enhance their understanding for their own academic field in connection with outdoor life activities. This course will give an introduction into topics such as:


Admission requirements

Only for exchange students at short term stay, matriculated at European institutions with an particular agrement regarding the subject. Not open for other exhange students, or international students at degree programs.

Objective of the course

On successful completion of the course, students will have acquired the following overall learning outcomes in terms of knowledge, skills and general competences:

Knowledge

The student have

Skills

The student is able to

General competence

The student


Language of instruction

English and/or German is formal language in all activities, assessments, exam and literature.

Teaching methods

The course is composed of three parts: a theoretical preparation at the home institution (10 hours), a practical part including winter camping in Alta (30 hours) and theoretical lectures and seminars in Alta (10 hours). A large part of the course program takes place in outdoors and is constituted of practical exercises in nature and outdoor experiences. The teaching and learning situation is student-focused and includes problem-based learning, project work, group work, lectures, discussions and the use of ICT.