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Top 10 Online Courses to Learn Arts and Humanities

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You may enter a world unlike any other. The Covid-19 epidemic has created a climate of widespread uncertainty, increased anxiety and social isolation, coinciding with an important period in your personal learning and development. Long-standing injustices and inequalities have been exacerbated by the covid-19 epidemic and recent events in USA have revealed historical and current realities of racism and structural oppression. These barriers make entering college extremely difficult, compounded by the complex and ever-changing nature of current university environments. These difficulties also provide unique transdisciplinary and hands-on learning opportunities.

This course is designed to help you navigate this environment and the new learning environment with knowledge and skill. They used participatory methods to construct the course, which means they asked students to collaborate with professors to create course content, structure, and learning experiences. To make the course material relevant to your life, we worked together to blend faculty expertise with student insights and experiences.

With experts from the natural sciences, social sciences, arts and humanities, education, communication and media, and engineering, they will explore perspectives on disease and society, as well as systematic racism and injustice. Using these disciplines to examine the worldwide pandemic and systematic racism will be beneficial. Examining the complex issues of the global pandemic and institutional racism through these disciplines will help you develop conceptual and practical abilities that you will use throughout college and beyond.

In addition to researching new and continuing health and social crises, they will examine the science and practice of individual and community well-being. Emotions, relationships, typical mental difficulties and learning at an age of Zoom and remote classrooms will all be covered. For the welfare of society, you will learn cooperative, compassionate and anti-racist activities.

Welcome to COVID-19 Health, Society and Wellbeing!

This course offers:

  • Flexible deadlines : Reset deadlines according to your schedule.
  • 100% online
  • Beginner level
  • Approximately 53 hours to complete
  • Subtitles: English

Coursera Rating: 4.7/5

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