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The scientific mission of the SENSE Research School is to promote an integrated understanding of environmental change in terms of the mechanisms that cause it and the consequences that result from it. To fulfil this mission, the combined programmes of research and education within SENSE are aimed at the development and further improvement of scientific concepts and methods that are required for an effective disciplinary and multidisciplinary understanding of environmental change. Research and education in SENSE are dedicated to developing high quality scientific results which may be applied to practically and critically inform environmental policy perspectives.
Both the causes and the ecological and societal effects of environmental change are relevant for the development of sustainable environmental management, nature conservation, and an ecological transformation of production and consumption. The past five years have seen a further increased awareness in the scientific community as well as in society of the need for interaction and cooperation between socioeconomic and natural sciences of the environment, both nationally and internationally. This challenge for science and society is addressed by the mission of SENSE. SENSE strives to be a high quality school for researchers, where disciplinary and multidisciplinary approaches are being developed and taught for the support of scientifically based and effective environmental policies.
To meet these objectives, the SENSE Research School is dedicated to organizing and facilitating processes of environmental learning, both in terms of relevant scientific research and in terms of relevant training and advanced education.

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Upcoming course:
'Special Topics in Ecotoxicology - Marine Ecotoxicology'
3 - 6 October, Texel
Tania Vasconcelos Fernandes
10 September 2010
Lucia Hernandez Leal
10 September 2010
Pascal van der Veeken
14 September 2010
Nils Reich
14 September 2010
Tjisse Hiemstra
13 October 2010
Sven Stremke
22 October 2010
Christopher Mahonge
22 October 2010
Thi Anh Pham
27 October 2010
Bart van Limpt
2 November 2010
Walter Schenkeveld
19 November 2010
Ludmila Bereschenko
22 November 2010