The course introduces the concept of energy transition, including fundamental energy knowledge and examples of previous energy transitions. The most important driving forces behind energy transitions, such as climate change and energy security, are addressed. The course also introduces and discusses the concepts of sustainability and sustainable development. Interdisciplinary work is introduced with a focus on the interactions between different perspectives and competences in academia and society. Ethical issues are discussed in relation to various aspects of sustainable energy transition and leadership. Important prerequisites and obstacles that may exist for energy transitions are discussed and analyzed. The course also covers basic written and oral presentation techniques, as well as scientific writing. The course also includes study visits and meetings with professionals working with energy transition in society. The course also addresses equal opportunities regarding all grounds of discrimination.
