Study Guide

Objective

Students will be able to:

• reflect on their own personal background and be sensitive to diversity
• develop skills in anti-oppressive practice and human rights-based approach
• understand concepts in relation to sexual orientation, gender diversity, and gender sensitivity
• understand interfaith dialogue, diversity in religions, and spirituality
• know how to act to reduce and prevent racism and discrimination
• develop skills to live together in local communities in solidarity

Content

• difference as social capital
• diversity and identity
• gender equality and sexuality
• culture, class and religion
• ability and disability
• anti-discrimination practice
• conviviality

International connections

The course is organised jointly with Diak’s international partner institutions as an Erasmus+ Blended Intensive Programme.

Qualifications

Minimum B1 English

Further information

The course is organised jointly with Diak’s international partner institutions as an Erasmus+ Blended Intensive Programme.

The inspiring program consists of online teamwork with an intensive week in Helsinki on 11.-15.11.2024. During the intensive week, students are expected to participate in the daily programme at 9-16 and it's not possible to take part in other courses at that time.

Further information

Opintojakso korvaa Moninaisuuden ja monikulttuurisuuden perusteet ammatillisessa työssä -opintojakson.

Evaluation scale

Hyväksytty/Hylätty