Network Collaborative Course, OSUN

Deadline Extended: Register for Fall OSUN Online Courses Until August 30

Registration for OOCs closes on Friday, August 30.

An OSUN Online Course (OOC) is offered by a single faculty member, is taught fully online, and enrolls students from multiple OSUN campuses. A Network Collaborative Course (NCC) is created collaboratively by faculty across multiple OSUN campuses and taught in person on each of those campuses; students come together online and offline throughout the semester to work together on assignments and projects.

OOCs focus on OSUN themes, which include sustainability, inequality, human rights, democratic practice, global justice, and more. Many courses are components of OSUN Academic Certificate Programs, which provide structured curricular and co-curricular pathways through the themes.  

Some of the OOCs offered include:
Big Brother Redux: Democracy, Privacy and Surveillance in the Era of AI
Civic Engagement in Repressive Contexts
Combating Violence Against Women
Digital Literacy & Scholarship
European Union Law and Human Rights
Gender and Environmental Justice
Intersectional Feminisms and/in Contemporary Literature
Literature of the Roma
Public International Law and the UN System
Sustainable Local Food in Global Context

Some of the NCCs being offered include:
Civic Engagement and Social Action
Economic Perspectives for Policy Making
Epistemology of Conspiracy Theories
Introduction to Geospatial Data Visualization
Performance and Digital Culture
Visual Storytelling for Civic Engagement


Deadline to register for OOCs is Friday, August 30.

NCC registration happens on each campus and deadlines vary according to each institution's registration process.

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