futures studies

Education in the field of futures studies has taken place for some time.

For more on the process and practitioners, see Futures studies.

However, some intellectual foundations of futures studies appeared in the mid-19th century.

Another noticeable influence came from futures studies, with which Judge has long been associated.

The remaining part of the 21st century and the time after that are researched in Futures studies.

Futures studies can be described as all of the following:

Wyman supported research and planning as a thought leader in futures studies.

In the same way that history studies the past, futures studies considers the future.

Futures Studies is a required course at the undergraduate level, with between three to five thousand students taking classes on an annual basis.

Finally, doctoral dissertations around the world have incorporated futures studies.

These three lines of work were already common in Francophone futures studies going by the name la prospective.

A recent survey documented approximately 50 cases of futures studies at the tertiary level.

Monitoring is one of the fundamental activities performed by Futures Studies.

Jewish Futurism is used in three different contexts: religious, artistic and futures studies.

Schroeder currently writes, consults in the area of futures studies.

Associated with the program is the Journal of Futures Studies.

Scenarios are one of the most popular and persuasive methods used in the Futures Studies.

Scenario planning or scenario analysis is a complex business process related to futures studies.

As of 2003, over 40 tertiary education establishments around the world were delivering one or more courses in futures studies.

Another periodical called Futures is a journal on policy, planning and futures studies.

The primary effort in Futures studies, therefore, is to identify and describe alternative futures.

While futures studies remains a relatively new academic tradition, numerous tertiary institutions around the world teach it.

The exploratory interdisciplinary methodology of futures studies, with which Judge has long been associated, also significantly gives form to his whole, unique, work.

Futures studies and strategic foresight are the academic field's most commonly used terms in the English-speaking world.

The qualitative trend analysis is one of the most demanding and creative methods in Futures Studies.