Scholars and educators largely agree on a framework that integrates a small set of key competencies in sustainability as learning objectives for courses and programs in higher education. However, the current practice of using these key competencies often falls short due to insufficient competence coverage and integration, competence operationalization, alignment between competencies and pedagogies, assessment of competence development, and assessment of professional success. Herein, we briefly review these shortcomings and outline ways to overcome them, including institutional reforms—providing guidance to scholars, educators, and administrators on how to improve competencies-based educational practice and better contribute to advancing sustainability.
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Wiek, A., & Redman, A. (2022). What Do Key Competencies in Sustainability Offer and How to Use Them (pp. 27–34). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-91055-6_4
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