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  2. Core Values in Citizenship: A Comparative Study UH, USGC

Core Values in Citizenship: A Comparative Study UH, USGC

University of Alabama

CourseUH 330

Students will examine Aotearoa/New Zealand approaches to citizenship, including community functions, assumptions and rituals, decision making and interior and exterior engagement, and compare the history, politics, cultural influences in the differences between these activities in the USA and in NZ.

Credits

3 credits

Course Code

UH 330

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Prerequisites

Complete these courses before enrolling

  • UFE 201

    Systemic Change Through Social Entrepreneurship

    2 credits
  • UFE 202

    Social Innovation for Collective Impact

    2 credits
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