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Høst 2026

TVR-3000 Activating Transformations for Sustainability - 10 stp


The course is administrated by

Norges fiskerihøgskole

Type of course

The course is reserved for program students and cannot be taken as a single course.

Course contents

ACTIONS is an interfaculty master’s course that develops students’ capabilities in teamwork and innovation for sustainability. The course is grounded in praxis, with students applying theoretical frameworks to actively address pressing sustainability challenges in Northern Norway.

The course engages students in interdisciplinary teams to develop innovative proposals for transformative actions in response to actual sustainability challenges provided by public, private, and non-governmental partners from Northern Norway. Direct engagement with external partners from the region ensures that the learning through innovative hands-on approaches is anchored in authentic locally relevant challenges.

The course draws on experiential, collaborative, transformative and challenge-based approaches to learning. Teaching occurs through diverse formats, including an interactive challenge forum with partner organisations, in-person lectures, online modules, facilitated activities in group seminars, and a closing conference where students present the innovative proposals for transformative actions developed throughout the course.

ACTIONS provides students with opportunities to deepen their understanding and engagement with teamwork and innovation for sustainability and strengthen skills highly valued by employers and society at large - including critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, communication, adaptability and responsibility.

In this way, ACTIONS equips students with competences to creatively and collaboratively work across disciplines to innovate and shape transformative change for just and sustainable futures.


Objective of the course

Knowledge

Skills

General competence


Language of instruction

The language of instruction is English and the exam will be given in English.

However, there will be a possibility for students to answer their exam in a Scandinavian language.


Teaching methods

Lectures, Interactive Seminars, Online Modules, Group Work.

The course requires physical presence and is not designed for students who cannot attend lessons, groupwork or similar activities.