This short course is for faculty, sessional lecturers, graduate students and staff interested in internationalizing a course. Course internationalization involves a process of including international elements into course content, resources, and instructional methods, done with a culturally responsive orientation. 

Topics include setting the tone and intent of your course, creating internationalized learning outcomes, and recognizing ways to work with international students from a strength orientation. 

Learning Outcomes: 

• Lay the groundwork for open and healthy dialogue among your students 
• Create an internationalized learning outcome for a course 
• Identify ways to access students' cultural capital in your courses 

Certificate in University Teaching and Learning Connections: 

• 1.2.2  -I value perspectives and worldviews different than my own 
• 1.3.1  -I use strategies to encourage and foster open and healthy dialogue among my students 
• 2.1.2  -I create outcomes that are active and have all three parts 
• 2.2.2  -I design to engage diverse learners  

Duration: 4 hours online in Zoom 

 

 Next course begins January 23, 2023. Click here to view our registration system

Mondays, 2:00 to 3:00 pm, January 23, 30, February 6, 13.  ONLINE via Zoom.

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