2022 Conference Archive
Attitudes Towards Global Learning and Citizenship among Health Science Undergraduates
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Abstract
The purpose of this study is to assess global learning and citizenship attitudes among health science students attending a public liberal arts university. Data were procured from 164 students attending 7 courses from the Fall 2021 semester (response rate 99%). Participants completed a valid and reliable 59 item instrument assessing student attitudes towards global citizenship, the role of citizenship in solving the COVID-19 pandemic, and their views towards an institutional-wide global issues themed course requirement. Survey findings revealed high attitudes towards global citizenship, global learning as a whole, and support implementing a global issues course requirement within the core curriculum.
Session Format
Poster
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Image (Open Access)
Recommended Citation
Butler, Scott and Massey, Victoria, "Attitudes Towards Global Learning and Citizenship among Health Science Undergraduates" (2022). SoTL Commons Conference. 5.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/sotlcommons/SoTL/2022/5
Attitudes Towards Global Learning and Citizenship among Health Science Undergraduates
The purpose of this study is to assess global learning and citizenship attitudes among health science students attending a public liberal arts university. Data were procured from 164 students attending 7 courses from the Fall 2021 semester (response rate 99%). Participants completed a valid and reliable 59 item instrument assessing student attitudes towards global citizenship, the role of citizenship in solving the COVID-19 pandemic, and their views towards an institutional-wide global issues themed course requirement. Survey findings revealed high attitudes towards global citizenship, global learning as a whole, and support implementing a global issues course requirement within the core curriculum.
