GET 662 - Global Education, Citizenship and Social Change

3 credits-

Explores key concepts relevant to global education in relation to how they inform practices of student learning/identity and every day social relations (e.g., knowledge production, transnational organizations, student mobility, citizenship, immigration, policy, media, language, power, and curriculum). The course approaches these issues from different critical theoretical perspectives namely anti-racism, post/anti-colonialism, Marxism, disability studies, feminist perspectives, and post-structuralist perspectives.

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GET 662 - Global Education, Citizenship and Social Change