As members of the community of Commonwealth universities, we provide opportunities in the curriculum to foster mutual understanding and respect. Incorporating modules that promote an empathetic understanding of other traditions in the curriculum is essential in the university's quest to create well-rounded global citizens.
How are universities around the Commonwealth using the curriculum as a tool to nurture respect?
Promoting the transformational benefits of being curious about other cultures Read more |
Using literature to confront issues of radicalisation and islamophobia Read more |
Embedding understanding of faith and diversity in health programmes Read more |
Introducing courses to teach students to respect themselves and each other Read more |
Enhancing cultural understanding through a course in regional studies Read more |
Using technology to facilitate intercultural relationships Read more |
Our Community Service Learning course promotes interfaith awareness Read more |
Teaching contemporary social issues |
Mainstreaming international humanitarian law across the university Read more |
Offering an online course to staff and students to improve religious literacy Read more |
Giving students and professionals tools to help manage their reactions to unexpected encounters Read more |
Compulsory comparative religions course promotes understanding Read more |
Building understanding through technology enhanced learning Read more |
Embedding interculturalism in the curriculum Read more |
Religions and interfaith issues in the Faculty of Theology Read more |
Faith awareness course Read more |
Peace and interfaith studies Read more |