Global Citizenship & Social Responsibility

Credits: 3 US (transcript Issued via Hartwick College) | 20–21 ECTS | 41 CATS

About the Course

What does it mean to be a global citizen? This short course introduces you to the frameworks, values, and skills needed to engage with today’s most pressing global challenges. From climate change to inequality, you’ll explore how local actions connect to global outcomes, and how young people can take the lead in shaping a more sustainable, equitable world.

What You’ll Learn

• Understand global citizenship and why it matters in the 21st century.

• Explore the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

• Analyse interconnected issues such as poverty, inequality, and climate change.

• Develop intercultural competence, empathy, and ethical reasoning.

• Learn to advocate for change and engage in civic action.

Program Highlight

Imagine leading a sustainability project in your own community while linking it to the SDGs—showing how one local action connects to global change.

Why It Matters

For learners: Gain recognised evidence of leadership and global engagement for applications and interviews.

For schools & groups: Provide a framework for embedding service within the curriculum.

For communities: Encourage responsible, reflective volunteers who act with cultural humility. ⚠️ Enrollment Process

• Enrollment is not automatic. Each application is reviewed by our academic team.

• Once your enrollment is confirmed, you’ll receive an orientation email within 48 hours.

• Orientation gives you access to your first module, assignments, and resources.

• You’ll have 12 months to complete the course asynchronously at your own pace.