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Previous experience in the field of permaculture design is not necessary.

For admission to the examination, which takes the form of a written test, the following conditions are set: active participation in the class (2 unexcused absences allowed, higher absences can be compensated by submitting an assignment based on an alternative assignment in agreement with the teacher) and submission of the final assignment, which will be discussed in the form of a colloquium.
Teaching takes place in the classrooms of FFA BUT in the hours determined by the timetable. The minimum attendance is 85%. Substitution of missed classes takes place after agreement with the teacher in the form of alternative assignments.

The aim of the course is to offer students a basic orientation in the key concepts, principles and theories of permaculture design. This is presented in the context of the wider development of modern environmental awareness as one of the possible responses to the climate crisis. Gradually, the audience will learn more about the different areas of interest of permaculture and will also become familiar with the practical applications of permaculture design, both for the purposes of their own creation and other activities of an anthropogenic nature.
Completion of the course should help students to orient themselves in the basic terms of permaculture design and the possibilities of their application in their own work or other activities. In addition, students will learn the basics of subsistence farming and an environmentally friendly approach to their surroundings.

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