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CookUOS
Cooking Courses in Higher Education
World Symposium on Sustainability Science and Research
Manchester, United Kingdom, April 5th – 7th 2017
Session 6: Holistic approaches to sustainable development
Uwe Neumann, Teamleader project CookUOS,
Lecturer and Instructor for Education and Sustainability
©2017 Uwe Neumann, University of Osnabrück, Faculty of Human Sciences, School of Health Sciences
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http://cookuos.deCooking Courses in Higher Education
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http://cookuos.deCooking Courses in Higher Education
http://cookuos.deCooking Courses in Higher Education
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http://cookuos.deCooking Courses in Higher Education
http://cookuos.deCooking Courses in Higher Education
http://cookuos.deCooking Courses in Higher Education
http://cookuos.deCooking Courses in Higher Education
http://cookuos.deCooking Courses in Higher Education
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Strength Weakness
Students driven from Bottom Up
Fast response to changing resources
Interdisciplinary Course
Excellent reputation
Important non-material awards
Testimonials proof the concept
Expertise in Nutrition –ESD
Link to society and regional partners
Portfolio of Project
Scientific Advisory Board
No own teaching kitchen
High logistic challenge
No monetary award
No high impact or Excellence Funding
Human Resources need to be increased
Limited time of students
Embedded in a public authority structure
Only few leading characters
Opportunity Threat
Offer Course to external participants
Linking to other universities
Cooperation with stakeholders
Collaboration with NPOs
Activities with UNESCO/UNDP
Getting more scientific reputation
Connection to schools
Funding is substantial for Implementation
Not enough budget for growing
Competition with private hosts
Hierarchies and responsibility
Leading characters leave the project
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Kitchen - Cooking - Competence!
Cooking Courses as Method to foster ESD and promote SDG‘s
Uwe Neumann
World Symposium on Sustainability
Science and Research
Manchester, United Kingdom, April 5th - 7th 2017
Aims
• Holistic approach to address all SDG‘s
• Identify points of action inter- and transdisciplinary
• Counteract Theory - Practice - Deficiency
• Closing the knowledge gap between production and consumption
• Soil to plate, nose to tail and leaf to root concepts
• Non-missionary-style and non-ideology driven
• Reconstitute nutrition souvereignity and literacy
• Promote
Health Literacy
and healthy lifestyle
• Offer an interleaved portfolio of teaching formats
• Motivation, relevance, meaningfulness, joy, savour
• Empower multipliers and achieve competences
Contact
University of Osnabrueck
School of Human Sciences
Institute of Health Research and Education
Project CookUOS
Barbarastraße 22c
D-49076 Osnabrueck (Germany)
http://cookuos.uni-osnabrueck.de
Setting
• Seven saturdays from 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
• Two special event days 10:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.
• Interdisciplinary scientific lectures, seminar
and presentations until 12:00 a.m.
• Walk to the farmers market to buy edibles for
receipes corresponding to lectures
• Cooking, dinner, talks and cleaning
• 8 graded ECTS CP
Conclusion
• A seminar accompanying
cooking course is a method to
promote SDG‘s
• Cooking course in higher
education works like situated
learning
• Impulses for new research
opportunities
• Intensify collaboration with
schools, NGO‘s and society
• Improve international co-
operations by e.g. summer
schools at university level
Results
• Excellent acceptance of portfolio
• Course located best at universities
• UNESCO & Federal Ministry Awards
• Overall more than 1.500 participiants
in portfolio whitin the last six years
• Impact on how to save resources, li-
vestyle and communicating SDG‘s
• Impulses for new research opportunities
Discussion
• ESD should be a strategic development ob-
jective in Universities
• Promote all SDG‘s in context of nutrition
• The kitchen and cooking as a space and
method to learn about healthy and susta-
inable lifestyle or social responsibility offer
a wide range for innovative concepts
• Holistic setting and behavioural approach
References
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Heindl, I. (2016). Essen ist Kommunikation: Esskultur und Ernährung für eine Welt mit Zukunft (1. Auage). Wissenschaftsforum Kulinaristik. Wiesbaden: Umschau Zeitschriftenverlag.
Methfessel, B. (2005). Fachwissenschaftliche Konzeption: Soziokulturelle Grundlagen der Ernährungsbildung: Verbraucherbildung im Forschungsprojekt Revis - Grundlagen, 7(7).
Neumann, U., Gillen, O. M., & Behrens, S. (2016). Den Wert der Lebensmittel entdecken. Bildung für Nachhaltige Entwicklung (Projekt CookUOS). Bibel und Liturgie : … in kulturellen
Räumen, 89(4), 288–294.
Reisch, L. (2013). Sustainable Food Consumption: An Overview of Contemporary Issues and Policies. Sustainability: Science, Practice & Policy open access e-journal, 9(2).
Rockström, J., & Sukhdev, P. (2016). How food connects all the SDGs: A new way of viewing the Sustainable Development Goals and how they are all linked to food.