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Project-Based Learning

The teaching and learning approach include a traditional tutorial method enriched with practical learning approaches such as the Case Study Method and Project-Based Learning:

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Case Study Method:

This method employs discussion of real-life situations encountered by professionals in their workplace. Requires the student preparation and group work with peers.

Project-Based Learning:

This approach promotes a deep understanding of complex concepts through practical application. Graduate students engage in meaningful projects that integrate key theoretical principles, allowing them to develop advanced problem-solving skills and apply their knowledge to real-world professional challenges.

Key Instructional Strategies for Effective Teaching and Learning

The principal instructional strategies during the teaching and learning process include:

Critical thinking:

Students develop critical thinking skills by practicing questioning assumptions, challenge the evidence, reasoning, analyzing complex problems and arguments, consider alternative perspectives, Practice synthesizing information from multiple sources, engage in discussions with peers and instructors, explore different perspectives, and consider alternative viewpoints. Students are expected to read from various sources and critically gain exposure to diverse ideas and perspectives.

Ethics and service commitment:

As engaged members of society, students will demonstrate awareness of personal responsibility in our society.
Service commitment refers to the duty to have a constructive influence on the society through excellence, making meaningful contributions to their fields and communities. Learn more about our values on the Institutional Principles page.

Diversity:

By demonstrating their commitment to diversity, students can contribute to the creation of a more inclusive and respectful academic community and learning from the experiences and perspectives from diverse backgrounds. Visit our Student Services page to learn about the support available to all students.