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DURATION10 HOURS
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SUBJECT AREAClimate Transition
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COURSE LEVELMOOC
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CREDITS0.0 HP
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INSTITUTIONSKTH
Open for the Climate
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STUDY TYPEMOOC
COURSE DESCRIPTION
This course is taught in Swedish.
This course is an extension to the course Introduction to materials in a circular society. The course summarises the state of the art in circular economy and recycling of materials. The course includes the following elements:
- What is recycling?
- Different materials and processes for recycling
- Open and closed systems for recycling
- Standards and recycling in a circular society
The course is completely free of charge, taught online with no scheduled meetings, and can be followed at your own pace. You can take the course without subject-specific prior knowledge.
You will be continuously examined by answering questions related to each part. Examination is by automatically corrected questions and reflection tasks. To pass, you must answer all questions correctly. There is no limit to the number of times you can answer the questions. The reflection questions allow you to stop and give answers from your own perspective. These are not graded.
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