Gender and Globalization

What you'll learn

This Gender and Globalization microcredential will prepare you to be an involved global citizen and to work in a range of organizations that are increasingly involved with issues of gender inequality and globalization. Through the required coursework for this microcredential, you will learn about how gender inequality shapes global patterns of migration, education, economics, politics and development, as well as how women have responded to global challenges around climate change, violence, conflict and human rights abuses within specific countries and areas. Coursework will help you to think critically about power, inequality and marginalization within a global context. Successful completion of this micro-credential prepares you to analyze global gender issues, apply critical perspectives on inequality, and collaborate across diverse contexts to support more equitable and inclusive outcomes in policy, practice, and community settings.

A face to face microcredential from University at Buffalo (70 instruction hours). Registration is completed with University at Buffalo.

Who can enroll

Ages 18 and up.

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