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Critical Cultural Awareness in Migration societies

Critical Cultural Awareness in Migration societies

Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC)
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Description

This course develops critical cultural awareness as a key skill in early childhood education. In today’s diverse societies, ECEC settings bring together children, families, and staff from various backgrounds. This makes ECEC vital for fostering inclusion and belonging. The course equips students with the competence needed to lead inclusive practices, collaborate with diverse families, and work effectively in multicultural environments.

The Team

MA
Mariella Annika Asikanius
Teacher
0 learners
Study format
Blended
Application period
15 September – 12 December 2025
Study period
5 March – 30 April 2026
Credits
6 ECTS
Hosting university
University of Stavanger
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Learning outcomes

Critically analyse the concepts of diversity, inclusion and belonging in Early Childhood practices

ESCO SKILLS

Develop and scientifically evaluate inclusive practices with children, parents, and colleagues

ESCO SKILLS

Create communities in a diverse ECEC that enables equity, solidarity, and freedom

ESCO SKILLS

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This study module aims at enhancing cultural awareness as a key skill in Early Childhood setting.

Globalization has the last decades turned national and local communities into migrant societies. ECEC is an institution in which children, guardians, parents, and staff from various backgrounds and with multiple belongings meet. This gives ECEC a key role in creating inclusion and belonging in dynamic communities influenced by local and global concerns.

The course will enrich students' knowledge and skills for leading and guiding processes of creating belonging in children's groups, cooperating with a diverse group of parents/guardians. Finding practical, enjoyable, and efficient ways of working as professional staff requires high level of intercultural competence.

Hosting university

University of Stavanger

University of Stavanger