Non-Degree English | 30 ECT
Education for Diversity and Sustainable Living - Nordic perspectives in a global context
University of Inland Norway · Lillehammer, Norway
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Lillehammer, Norway · Accredited programme
Education for Diversity and Sustainable Living - Nordic perspectives in a global context (Non-Degree) is taught at University of Inland Norway, Lillehammer. It lasts | 30 ECT. Taught in English.
Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences (INN University) currently holds the UNESCO chair to promote education for sustainable living. As part of this effort INN University offers an international programme which highlights the Nordic perspectives on diversity and sustainable living within the field of education. The programme is interdisciplinary, comprised of contributions from Education in Natural Science, Social Science, and Religious Education. The programme will provide students with insight into the Nordic response to the call for Education for Diversity and Sustainable Living . Students will approach the issue theoretically and practically, through observation and involvement in educational practices. The programme will prepare students to be critical discussants on how to educate for diversity and sustainable living.
CityHamar
Credit load30 ECTS
- Living costsNOK 15,500 a month in Hamar, rent included
- kr 186,000
Who can apply to this programme.
- Contact the university's exchange coordinator and the International Office/Department at your home institution to find out if you are eligible for exchange studies at Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences (INN University). Applications can be submitted for one campus only. For free movers To be eligible for admission you must meet the requirements for Higher Education Entrance Qualification in Norway, except the Norwegian language proficiency requirement. You can find the requirements for your country in the GSU-list . 15 April: Application deadline for applicants from EU/EEA, including Nordic countries and Norway. Apply here - choose the option "English taught programmes, for EU/EEA only"
See the official programme requirements for the accepted English-language evidence.
EnglishMain teaching language
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How long is Education for Diversity and Sustainable Living - Nordic perspectives in a global context?
The official catalogue lists a duration of | 30 ECT and 30 ECTS.
Which languages is Education for Diversity and Sustainable Living - Nordic perspectives in a global context taught in?
See the official programme requirements for the accepted English-language evidence.
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