The second Global Citizenship Forum was hosted by Durham University 8 – 11 July 2019 at St John’s College, on the theme of Empowering Learners.
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What role should students play in shaping their own education? What structures and environments in higher education encourage student empowerment? Can students be both consumers and co-creators of their University experience? These were among the questions discussed at the Forum, as participants shared experiences, challenges and best practice from across the Matariki Network of Universities.
Each day focused on a different sub-theme, culminating in a day conference open to the public.
Watch the forum’s attendees discuss their experiences with global citizenship and Durham:
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