Southampton Solent University (SSU)

Essay plan on the evaluation of COP27

The 3,000-word summative module individual report requires you to choose your own topic/case study to investigate. Individual choice encourages you to take responsibility for your research. If you wish to choose your own topic, please discuss with your module leader to is suitability and guidance. If you find you are unable to think of a topic you may choose one from the following: • Evaluate the potential impact of COP27 – Egypt through the lens of, both, mainstream and ecological ec...

The purpose of this summative assessment is to assess your written skills in both an academic and business context. It will also provide you with the opportunity to demonstrate relevant professional skills that employers will expect to see from potential employees. This assessment will enable you to demonstrate in full or in part your fulfilment of the following learning outcomes identified in the Module Descriptor: · To be able to independently research, critically analys...

Evaluate major energy challenges. Evaluate the impact of global climate change. Evaluate the concept of greening the economy. This week we will discuss the topic of energy and how we can move away from the use of fossil fuels. We will also discuss the concept of greening the economy to minimize climate change.

reflecting on how we could be accounting for the environment with a focus on natural capital and sustainability. We will also consider how adopting environmental/ethical activities can impact the profitability of an industry. Outline ecological perspectives Understand the concept of profit in economics. Understand how environmental activities can impact the profitability of an industry.

Green finance notes

Finished Gantt chart used in assessment including timelines

GANTT CHART FOR ASSESSMENT

Lecture notes Research Methods

The aim of this assessment is to enable you to design ‘real world’ business research which will allow you to demonstrate, and further enhance your research skills. This assessment is the plan of your Final Major Project. Your projects may draw on potentially any aspect of your programme studies that fascinates you, including but not limited to: approaches to business management and leadership focusing on …innovation, product development, performance improvement, customer service, strategy ...