Table A1. Nine competences resulting... | Emerald Publishing

Table A1.

Nine competences resulting from the literature review

Nine competences*	Descriptions
Inter-relation competence	The ability to apply empathy, to communicate and to collaborate
Normative competence	To be able to identify moral issues and to make good moral judgements based on ethical norms
Domain-specific competence	To have the knowledge, skills and method in a specific field
Intrapersonal competence	To self-manage and self-reflect, to understand one’s thinking, norms, and values leading to inclusive goal-oriented actions
Transformative competence	The ability based on critical, forward and strategic thinking, to be actively involved and to put plans into action
Functional competence	To be competent in activities, which are not directly connected to the individual’s qualification, but necessary to deliver his or her job successfully
Advanced methods competence	To be able to stretch beyond traditional methods and procedures of problem solving including transdisciplinarity and creativity
Nature and life competence	To understand how life on the planet developed and the ability to consider the planet’s boundaries and the link to key political issues in the process
Systemic competence	To understand complex systems, to apply appropriate modelling methods and to analyse future scenarios

Nine competences*	Descriptions
Inter-relation competence	The ability to apply empathy, to communicate and to collaborate
Normative competence	To be able to identify moral issues and to make good moral judgements based on ethical norms
Domain-specific competence	To have the knowledge, skills and method in a specific field
Intrapersonal competence	To self-manage and self-reflect, to understand one’s thinking, norms, and values leading to inclusive goal-oriented actions
Transformative competence	The ability based on critical, forward and strategic thinking, to be actively involved and to put plans into action
Functional competence	To be competent in activities, which are not directly connected to the individual’s qualification, but necessary to deliver his or her job successfully
Advanced methods competence	To be able to stretch beyond traditional methods and procedures of problem solving including transdisciplinarity and creativity
Nature and life competence	To understand how life on the planet developed and the ability to consider the planet’s boundaries and the link to key political issues in the process
Systemic competence	To understand complex systems, to apply appropriate modelling methods and to analyse future scenarios

Source(s): Table created by authors, * Bates et al. (2022)