Programme learning outcomes
The course introduces growth and structure of wood, and then combines growth-related attributes with aging and damage phenomena . Furthermore, examination procedures, e.g. for wood and wood moisture identification are presented whose results can help to find a preservation and restoration concept. All course content is based on examples of oak wood, as this wood is certainly among the most common and used in a variety of ways in Northern Europe. It also has many interesting specific physical and chemical attributes. In order to make the differences to coniferous woods as well as to visually very similar woods clear, spruce, sweet chestnut, elm and ash are also used as further examples.
Required qualification of teachers/trainers in the core subjects
Research Assistant, Master of Science
Description of quality assurance obligations of the programme / institution
The quality of the programme is ensured with voluntary measures. Any update and correction requests of the authors will be incorporated into the courses as quickly as possible. We also incorporate suggestions and requests from our participants wherever possible. The technical functionality of the courses and the integrated content and links are checked regularly.
Students get a reduction of 20%