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What you'll learn

A primary knowledge about citizenship and its interplay with political equality and democracy.

The understanding of the origin, meanings and implications surrounding political citizenship.

To foster critical thinking regarding the unequal political voices of citizens.

Skills you'll gain

Community Development

Public Policies

Social Sciences

Social Justice

Political Sciences

Student Engagement

Cultural Diversity

Sociology

Immigration Law

Social Studies

There are 4 modules in this course

Citizenship consists of membership in a political community and involves both rights and duties, including the duty to actively engage with and contribute to that community. It also entails addressing the challenges encountered by specific groups, such as migrants and young people, in relation to their citizenship status, rights, and participation. This course aims to offer a deeper comprehension of the features and complexities of citizenship in today's globalized world, while also fostering the development of critical thinking. Whether you are already familiar with the notion of citizenship or not, this course offers you fresh insights into some of the key contemporary challenges surrounding citizenship and their far-reaching social impacts on citizens.

Citizenship and Participation

Citizenship and Migration

Youth Citizenship