Study Abroad in Education Studies/global Education
Study Abroad in Education Studies/Global Education is a study abroad equivalency requiring current enrollment in a UW-Madison sponsored study abroad program.
Summary
What you’ll be able to do
Gain a deeper knowledge and understanding of other cultures and their environments.
Develop greater cultural self-awareness and intercultural competence.
Develop different economic, political, social, and educational perspectives on global issues.
Increase their capacity to analyze issues with appreciation for disparate viewpoints
Develop career readiness and gain leadership skills that are relevant for a global world.
Communicate appropriately and effectively with diverse individuals and groups.
Examine their own actions in terms of personal responsibility and ethical, social and environmental consequences.
Develop a better understanding of the diversity of the host society and better understand the diversity in their own society.
Source: UW Guide
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A study abroad equivalency that does not equate to a UW-Madison course. Requires current enrollment in a UW-Madison sponsored study abroad program.
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Topics
- Other cultures and their environments
- Economic, political, social, and educational perspectives on global issues
- Personal responsibility and ethical, social, and environmental consequences
- Diversity of the host society and one's own society
Skills
- Cultural self-awareness and intercultural competence
- Analyzing issues with appreciation for disparate viewpoints
- Effective communication with diverse individuals and groups
- Career readiness and leadership skills for a global world
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