The Environmental Education Specialization Module consists of five courses, totaling 12 credits, as described below: <br>1. Foundational Courses: Environmental Education<br>This course aims to provide an introductory understanding of the foundational knowledge required in environmental education. Topics include global ecological challenges, local environmental issues, definitions, goals, and operational methods of environmental education, offering students a basic grasp of the subject.<br>2. Theoretical Courses: Environmental Ethics, Human Dimensions of Natural Resources<br>These courses introduce the theoretical tools needed for professionals in environmental education. It gives students a solid theoretical foundation to support their practices, discussions, debates, and implementation processes.<br>3. Methodological Courses: Pedagogy and Curriculum Design in Environmental Education<br>The course focuses on lesson plan design, teaching methodologies, learning outcomes, and project evaluation. The objective is to equip students with the ability to design, execute, and assess environmental education lesson plans.<br>4. Capstone Course: Practicum in Environmental Education<br>This course collaborates with various environmental education sites, allowing students to apply the foundational knowledge, theories, and methods they have learned in real-world contexts. The course achieves a learn-by-doing educational objective while fostering good relationships with participating sites, potentially creating future career opportunities.