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We would like to advertise the position of Programme Coordinator for the Global Citizenship Programme (GCP)
As lecturers, we have heard and participated in many conversations about teaching online in the current environment of the pandemic of COVID-19. As lecturers we are having the conversations, attending webinars and designing lesson plans in preparation to teach online.
The Global Citizenship Programme invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for appointment to a 2-year fixed term, 25 hours/week contract from January 2020 (or as soon as is practically possible from this date) – December 2021 in the GCP on part time academic conditions at the level of Lecturer.
‘Social Infrastructures: engaging with community for change’ (SI) - has been developed via a partnership between EBE and CHED and has its roots in the Global Citizenship programme (GC). The course counts as an 18-credit Humanities Complementary Studies Elective for EBE degrees. The term 'social infrastructures’ recognizes that urban development is a sociotechnical process, giving rise to particular relationships between households and communities and between materials and technologies, shaped by the institutional and political context.