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What does culture mean to you? In today’s increasingly diverse and interconnected world, it’s vital to understand how global cultures are defined, and how they differ, interrelate and coexist. It’s never been more important to question our own perception of culture and how we can facilitate positive change in both our lives and workplaces. Our online Global Cultures Master’s, Postgraduate Diploma and Postgraduate Certificate have been designed in response to the increasing need for understanding global cultures, both professionally and personally. Through studying this course, you’ll develop the skills to reflect, articulate and communicate effectively across markers of cultural difference. You'll become better global citizens as well as enhancing your workplace skills and leadership capabilities. A combination of theory, practice and research will equip you with a deep knowledge of contemporary challenges, such as race, gender, language and migration. You’ll be able to put theory into practice as you utilise new skills for real-world contexts, including inclusion and communication.
King’s is ranked seventh in the UK for graduate employability (Times Higher Education's Global Employability University Ranking 2021).
Current workforce reports have pointed to a soft skills gap in today’s workforce. They suggest that the relevant skills of the future will require a human element and, therefore, cannot be learnt by machines. These skills include critical thinking, empathy, creativity and leadership, which you can develop during this course.
Through understanding aspects of global cultures, you’ll develop highly transferable skills, which will benefit any career option within any sector. It’s particularly beneficial if:
You wish to go onto further research in global cultures.
You're in a leadership or HR position and want to understand the needs of your colleagues.
You work or want to work for a global business or organisation.
You wish to facilitate positive change in your personal and work life.
You have a desire to work for NGOs and development organisations.
King’s is ranked seventh in the UK for graduate employability (Times Higher Education's Global Employability University Ranking 2021).
Current workforce reports have pointed to a soft skills gap in today’s workforce. They suggest that the relevant skills of the future will require a human element and, therefore, cannot be learnt by machines. These skills include critical thinking, empathy, creativity and leadership, which you can develop during this course.
Through understanding aspects of global cultures, you’ll develop highly transferable skills, which will benefit any career option within any sector. It’s particularly beneficial if:
You wish to go onto further research in global cultures.
You're in a leadership or HR position and want to understand the needs of your colleagues.
You work or want to work for a global business or organisation.
You wish to facilitate positive change in your personal and work life.
You have a desire to work for NGOs and development organisations.
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