Becoming Global Citizens for a Sustainable Society

Learn how how global citizenship and the SDGs can bring meaningful changes to society.

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Becoming Global Citizens for a Sustainable Society

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Learn how how global citizenship and the SDGs can bring meaningful changes to society.

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Length

5 units, accessible at any time

Effort

2-4 hours per week

Price

FREE

Languages

English

Video Transcripts

English

Prerequisites

None

Requirements

An internet connection to access course materials

EXAMINE

and critically reflect on the revolving issues

WORLDWIDE

DEEPEN

your understanding of the

SDGs and Global Citizenship

EMBRACE

different perspectives and challenge your

ASSUMPTIONS

ASPIRE

to be a global citizen and actively bring meaningful change to

SOCIETY

Overview

The SDG Academy is pleased to partner with the Ban Ki-moon Centre to promote this course! Becoming Global Citizens for a Sustainable Society can be accessed through Ban Ki-moon Centre.

The Ban Ki-moon Centre presents the “Becoming Global Citizens for a Sustainable Society” Online Course. The course aims to empower all learners to connect their passion, interests, and skills to become impactful global citizens.

The self-paced Online Course consists of 5 modules and is full of interactive assignments, videos and plenty of new information and reflection spaces for learners to explore climate change and their role in tackling it. Let’s dive into this exciting topic, where knowledge, inspiration, and opportunity await!

Be sure to check out other courses offered by BKMC.

structure

Pre-recorded lectures
Readings
Activities

This course is for

Those who see themselves as global citizens as well as who aspire to assume active roles in bringing meaningful changes to oneself and to the society they are in.

Questions?

Anna Tykhonenko
anna.tykhonenko@bankimooncentre.org

Course logistics and requirements

This course is self-paced. Please note that this course is not owned or facilitated by the SDG Academy. Any questions can be sent to the Ban Ki-moon Centre team.