Global Competency (Certificate)

Program Overview

The Global Competency Certificate is a 15-credit program that equips students with the skills and knowledge to navigate an interconnected and evolving world. Through a combination of GCC-eligible coursework and a global citizenship course, students develop critical thinking, intercultural communication, and an understanding of diverse perspectives. The self-paced program allows for flexibility and can be completed alongside current studies, requiring an international or intercultural learning experience for completion.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

The Global Competency Certificate is a 15-credit credential that provides students with the knowledge and skills to adapt, innovate, and lead in an increasingly interconnected and rapidly changing world. Students will gain skills in critical thinking and intercultural communication skills while expanding their knowledge of diverse world views.

Outline:

Content:

• 12 credits of GCC-eligible coursework
• 3-credit global citizenship course

Structure:

• Self-paced program
• Can be completed while in a current program
• Requires completion of a GCC-eligible international or intercultural learning experience

Course Schedule:

• Courses are offered in various semesters and formats, allowing for flexibility in scheduling.

Individual Modules with Descriptions:

• GCC-Eligible Courses:
• A wide range of courses from various disciplines that focus on global and intercultural perspectives.
• Global Citizenship Course:
• GLGC 1101: Global Citizenship
• AIST 3030: Indigenous Perspectives in Global Citizenship
• NURS 3318: Global Health and Nursing

Assessment:

Assessment Methods:

• Assignments
• Exams
• Presentations
• Participation

Assessment Criteria:

• Critical thinking
• Intercultural communication skills
• Knowledge of diverse world views
• Completion of a GCC-eligible international or intercultural learning experience