Ahmed Adas
Palestine

"I would definitely recommend this course to others because it offers a unique blend of heritage and sustainability that is both inspiring and practical."

Ahmed Adas is a project manager from Palestine. He participated in the online course Water Works: Activating Heritage for Sustainable Development.

What was your motivation for enrolling in this course/program?
I was chosen to join this vital role to contribute to deepening my knowledge of how heritage can be used for development, particularly with regard to water resource management. It also seeks to develop new skills in the supportive work process and improve my performance at work.

How did/will this course impact your career or life?
The course Water Works: Activating Heritage for Sustainable Development expanded my understanding of how cultural heritage can support sustainable water management. It helped me see the importance of integrating heritage with environmental solutions, which I can apply in my work to create more sustainable and community-focused projects. This knowledge also opens new career opportunities and broadens my skills in sustainable development.

How was your experience of learning online?
My learning experience was very positive. I especially liked the course material because it was practical and connected heritage with sustainability in a meaningful way. The assignments challenged me to think critically and apply concepts to real-world situations. The online format was convenient, and interacting with instructors and other participants enriched my understanding through diverse perspectives.

What advice would you give someone who is thinking of taking a similar course?
I would definitely recommend this course to others because it offers a unique blend of heritage and sustainability that is both inspiring and practical. My advice for future learners is to actively engage with the assignments and discussions, as they really help deepen your understanding and make the learning experience more meaningful.