Learning Outcomes
Learning outcomes for the global studies vary, depending on the institute’s objectives. However, there are some generic outcomes that students are expected to develop over the duration of study. These include:
- Cultural awareness
- Ability to think globally and locally
- Skills in research and analysis
- Awareness of current affairs
- Professionalism
- Ability to communicate effectively in a range of situations
- To be bilingual or have some comprehension in a second language.
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