Responsiveness to social needs
- The Degree program incorporates real-world scenarios and case studies to ensure that students are equipped to address social needs effectively. This may include community projects, internships, or fieldwork.
Providing goods and services to the public
- Students may be required to develop projects or initiatives that directly benefit the public or specific communities. This practical application helps students understand the impact of their work on society.
Integrated assessment
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Portfolios: Students may compile portfolios showcasing their work and achievements throughout the Degree program. This allows for a comprehensive assessment of their skills and growth.
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Written examinations: Traditional written exams may be used to assess theoretical knowledge and understanding of key concepts.
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Oral examinations: Students may be required to present their research findings or projects orally, allowing for a deeper exploration of their understanding and communication skills.
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Group Projects: Collaborative projects encourage teamwork and problem-solving skills, preparing students for real-world challenges where they may need to work with others to achieve common goals.
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Assignments/Tests: Regular assignments and tests can assess students' progress and understanding of the material covered in the Degree program.
These assessment methods work together to ensure that students are not only acquiring knowledge but also developing the skills necessary to effectively address social needs and provide goods and services to the public.