This course examines the complex layers of global economic, political, and socio-cultural dynamics through the approach of critical social analysis, inspired by Paulo Freire's pedagogy. This 10-session course equips learners with the tools to understand and critically analyze international relationships and systems, encouraging a deeper comprehension of globalization and its impacts on local and global scales.
Each session explores a different aspect of international affairs, including global economics, political structures, socio-cultural transformations, and environmental challenges. Participants will engage in diverse, practical tasks, culminating in the creation of an International Analysis Workbook, which consolidates their analyses into a reflective and comprehensive portfolio.
This course is ideal for students, professionals, and anyone interested in the complexities of global interdependencies and their implications for social justice and equity. Join us to enhance your critical analytical skills, and become empowered to contribute thoughtfully to discussions and initiatives on international issues.
Registration Offer
This course open for registration. Register now and get 50% off the normal price of this course.
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Duration
You will be registered for 12 months from the start of the course. The minimum time necessary to complete the course is 3 months.
Course Delivery
Course materials such as videos, readings and tasks will be released over the period of your enrollment. Live online seminars are not part of the course content but may be made available as a bonus.
Course Certificate
You will receive a certificate upon successful completion of the course.
