Course title (mandatory and optional for all)

Notes

1.       Ecological tourism

Students learn to demonstrate an understanding of the interconnection between environmental, tourism and economic factors in this subject area.

2.       National economics

Students learn to demonstrate an understanding of the interconnection between environmental and economic factors in this subject area.

3.       Environmental economics

Students learn to demonstrate an understanding of the interconnection between environmental and economic factors in this subject area.

4.       Management of sustainable and inclusive development

In terms of economic sustainability, it aims to ensure long-term, equitable economic growth that benefits all segments of society without overexploitation of resources.

5.       Specialized foreign language

Specialized foreign language skills are essential in fields like international diplomacy, global business, environmental science, and technical fields (e.g., engineering, energy, healthcare) where sustainability is a priority.

6.       Business and academic communication in a foreign language

It highlights how effective communication can drive sustainable practices in both corporate and academic settings. In business, clear and responsible communication can promote sustainability initiatives, while in academic contexts, effective communication fosters the dissemination of sustainability knowledge and collaboration on global sustainability goals.

7.       Historical and cultural tourism

Students will explore how sustainable tourism practices can preserve cultural heritage and historical sites while fostering economic growth and community engagement. The course emphasizes strategies for responsible travel that respect local cultures and environments, ensuring that tourism contributes to long-term sustainability.

8.       Business and academic communication in Azerbaijani language

It highlights how effective communication can drive sustainable practices in both corporate and academic settings. In business, clear and responsible communication can promote sustainability initiatives, while in academic contexts, effective communication fosters the dissemination of sustainability knowledge and collaboration on global sustainability goals.

9.       Health, safety and environmental protection (HSE)

HSE focuses on minimizing pollution, waste, and resource depletion, which are core aspects of environmental sustainability. Sustainable practices like reducing emissions, managing hazardous waste, and conserving natural resources align directly with HSE goals.

10.     Energy diplomacy in contemporary international relations

It aims to demonstrate and teach how global energy policies, negotiations, and diplomatic interactions impact sustainable development goals as energy diplomacy is crucial in addressing global challenges such as energy security, climate change, and sustainable resource management. 

11.     Pronunciation and oral speech habits

It aims to deliver knowledge regarding how clear pronunciation and effective speech habits can be used to raise awareness about environmental and social sustainability issues.

12.     Two-way translation

It aims to teach how translation ensures that environmental impact assessments and sustainability reports are accurately conveyed to stakeholders in different languages and cultural contexts.

13.     Two-way translation (oil-gas sector)

It aims to teach how translation ensures that environmental impact assessments and sustainability reports are accurately conveyed to stakeholders in different languages and cultural contexts.

14.     Oral translation of a written text

Oral translation of written texts plays a crucial role in promoting sustainability by ensuring that key sustainability concepts and initiatives are accurately communicated across diverse linguistic and cultural contexts. This practice enhances inclusivity and engagement in sustainability discussions, enabling broader participation from various stakeholders. 

15.     International business

Students will understand how international businesses incorporate sustainability into their strategies and operations as Sustainable practices in international business contribute to long-term profitability by reducing risks, improving efficiency, and building resilience against environmental and social disruptions.

16.     Political geography

This course explores the intersection of political geography and sustainability, examining how political processes and spatial dynamics influence environmental policies and resource management. Students will analyze the role of geopolitical factors in shaping sustainable development initiatives and the implications for social equity and environmental governance.

17.     Internatonal economic relations

Students will develop innovative approaches in the subject area that promote sustainability and reduce resource consumption.

18.     Development economics

Students will compare global and local approaches to sustainability challenges and propose solutions within the context of subject.

19.     Fundamentals of human development

It aims to promote inclusion by ensuring that all individuals, regardless of background, have access to the benefits of development, addressing inequality, and improving quality of life.

20.     Consumer behaviour

Students will develop innovative approaches in the subject area that promote sustainability and reduce resource consumption.

21.     Regulation of state economy

It aims to deliver knowledge on effective economic regulations which can incentivize sustainable practices, support the transition to a green economy, and mitigate the negative impacts of economic activities on society and ecosystems. This course will explore how regulatory policies shape sustainable development outcomes and the importance of aligning economic governance with sustainability goals.

22.     World children's literature

Through storytelling, students will develop empathy and awareness of global issues, fostering a sense of responsibility towards the planet and its inhabitants. This literature serves as a powerful tool for educating learners about sustainable practices and the importance of caring for the environment and diverse cultures.

23.     Comparative literature

By analysing literary works across different contexts, students will examine how themes of environmental justice, social equity, and cultural resilience manifest in global literature, fostering a deeper appreciation of sustainability's multifaceted nature.