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Education: Teaching and Learning in an International Context
What is this course about?
This course explores how education is shaped in an increasingly globalized world. We look at how migration, mobility, and multiculturalism influence teaching and learning, and how international policies and global trends affect schools in different contexts. You’ll learn to think critically about the opportunities and challenges schools face as societies change, and reflect on what these shifts mean for students, teachers, and communities worldwide.
Who is it for?
This course is for students who are curious about how educational systems works beyond national borders and who want to understand the impact of global issues on classrooms and schools. It is especially valuable for those interested in teaching, educational policy, or international perspectives in the social sciences.
What knowledge will students gain from taking the course?
By taking this course, you will:
- Examine the effects of migration and cultural diversity on schools.
- Explore how policies and reforms shape teaching and learning.
- Identify and analyse the challenges education systems face in a changing society.
- Reflect on the underlying values, arguments, and political initiatives that act as driving forces in education, both historically and contemporarily.
- Strengthen your ability to critically analyse how global and local factors interact in shaping schools and learning.
What would you say are the strengths of this course?
The strength of this course lies in its global and comparative perspective. It helps you see education in new ways, connecting classroom realities to broader international trends. The teaching is interactive and encourages discussion, giving you space to share your own ideas and experiences. Above all, the course equips you with knowledge and critical tools to better understand how education is being reshaped in today’s global world.