Democracy, Human Rights and Sustainability: Global Perspectives in Education 7.5 credits

About the course

The three main fields of study are democracy, human rights and sustainability. Basic prerequisites for democracy are highlighted and discussed. Human rights are studied and analyzed historically, politically and from a juridical point of view. Different theoretical perspectives within the field of sustainable development are studied from both international and Swedish perspectives. The main fields of study are treated in global perspectives and in relation to current topics in education.

Form of instruction

The teaching is organised through lectures and group seminars. The teaching activities, including course specific information and communication with students, can partly or totally be carried out with support from information and communication technology. From this may follow particular demands regarding technical equipment and technical skills. The course is given in English.

Interview with Charlott Wikström

Teacher

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Connected to Global Challenges

The course is grounded in real-world issues such as climate change, inequality, and threats to democracy, encouraging critical and reflective thinking.

Interactive and International Learning

Through seminars and discussions in an international and interdisciplinary environment, participants gain new perspectives and insights into how education can contribute to a more sustainable and democratic future.