Sustainable Development and Social Responsibility training courses SD/RS AMU

Sustainable development is neither a discipline nor a subject in the academic sense of the term.

It goes far beyond a simple sum of knowledge or predefined good practices, it is first and foremost a process involving action. This process therefore depends on the skills that can be marked out.

À At the initiative of a network of actors from Higher Education, the socio-economic world and the student world, a guide to Sustainable Development and Social Responsibility skills has been produced in order to take into account the interdisciplinary approach that is essential to respond perfectly to professional integration.

The 5 competencies for sustainable development and social responsibility:

• Changes: whether digital or energy-related changes, sustainable development requires the identification, consideration and governance of different types of change.
• Responsibility: exercising responsibility, at one's own level, is a necessity, but can only be done within an ethical operating framework.
• Foresight: the future can no longer be considered as a simple projection of the present, it must incorporate uncertainty and unpredictability, according to scenarios of continuity but also of rupture.
• Collective: the challenge of taking this competence into account lies in the articulation between individual competences (psychosocial and intercultural) and collective competences (actions at group or societal level).
• Systemic: Sustainable development can only be understood as a complex process that requires a systemic approach.