Environmental management master's programme in Kazakhstan: development and operation. [In special issue: Environmental Engineering Education II (Selected Proceedings of the 2nd International Seminar on Environmental Engineering Education, held in Zurich and Dübendorf, Switzerland, 24-26 September 2003]
Environmental management master's programme in Kazakhstan: development and operation. [In special issue: Environmental Engineering Education II (Selected Proceedings of the 2nd International Seminar on Environmental Engineering Education, held in Zurich and Dübendorf, Switzerland, 24-26 September 2003]
The paper looks at the origins of the environmental management master's programme in Kazakhstan course and its development over the 7 years for which it has operated. It considers the difficulties of teaching, in particular issues covering the diverse range of topics covered, the need for staff training and development and how this has been approached, and the need to gain financial aid to support the students. Details are given of how students are selected, the range of backgrounds and geographical regions from which they come, and the types of employment they take on graduation. In total 110 students have benefited from the course which has proved an attractive alternative to overseas study.
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Istamkulov, M.R.
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Heaven, S.
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Druz, N.N.
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Tanton, T.W.
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2004
Istamkulov, M.R.
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Heaven, S.
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Druz, N.N.
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Tanton, T.W.
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Istamkulov, M.R., Heaven, S., Druz, N.N. and Tanton, T.W.
(2004)
Environmental management master's programme in Kazakhstan: development and operation. [In special issue: Environmental Engineering Education II (Selected Proceedings of the 2nd International Seminar on Environmental Engineering Education, held in Zurich and Dübendorf, Switzerland, 24-26 September 2003].
Water Science & Technology, 49 (8), .
Abstract
The paper looks at the origins of the environmental management master's programme in Kazakhstan course and its development over the 7 years for which it has operated. It considers the difficulties of teaching, in particular issues covering the diverse range of topics covered, the need for staff training and development and how this has been approached, and the need to gain financial aid to support the students. Details are given of how students are selected, the range of backgrounds and geographical regions from which they come, and the types of employment they take on graduation. In total 110 students have benefited from the course which has proved an attractive alternative to overseas study.
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