The course focused on how to drive circular economy through sustainable business model innovation and enablers such as policies. The course initially discussed material management and eco-design methods but not into details. If you are looking specifically more into eco-design and sustainable material selection hands on, I recommend checking Mike Ashby's method and his book "Materials & Sustainable Development". In addition, there was great sustainable material selection software called "Granta Design CES" , spin-off from the university of Cambridge recently acquired by Ansys, this software is a great tool for any engineer working on sustainable product design. Overall, I recommend this course for anyone interested in circular economy in general and sustainable business model innovation.

was nice overall to give a basic understanding and appreciated the companies examples. It would be nice to know more were we can access a list of all companies driving sustainability agendas to get in contact

Very basic and foundational-level course on the topic that all Environmental Engineers/Environmentalists are familiar with. May serve as a nice refresher course though.

Good introductory course, some concepts are very generic and could be treated more in detail, some other are not well joint together.

The concept & views are retty clear but some of the lectures and instrutors have some problem of developing the ideas properly.

The course is very informative, and the content is excellent. The accent of some of the narrators were not clear.

The curriculum needs more arrangement and reduction on the repeated material.

Excellent course. Reviewing peers assignments shall not be mandatory

reduce number of weeks.

The course is boring

OK

OK

Difficult for bignners.

The topic is so interesting. However, I am terribly disappointed at the quality of course material and content. In many cases (including assessments), poor language, low use of basic instructional design, non-proof read content, non-intelligible accents have destroyed the potential of this course. It is sad that this course content has not been QCed. Separately, this entire course feels like a blah jabber at Davos. Talks about motherhood and apple pie, but rarely talks about the practical "hows". Showing an example of a telephone company or some other organization which no one outside a small district in Europe has heard of, doesn't help. Just ends up shooting the credibility of an important topic.

after I finished this course I could not get the certificate and that is really dissapointing for not participating on any future courses in this website. I waste 4 weeks of my life on this course to get the certificate and at the end they told me to repay again on it.

it is unfair to let peers from the course assess my work and give me un realistic score which could cause me to fail the course.

Boring! Videos are the same as text, not interactive at all. And looks very old.