Anti-Racism in Education
This certificate program engages students in a focused study of the historical context, theories, values, and aims of anti-racism work within educational contexts. This course of study equips students with state of the art resources necessary to carefully evaluate and/or endorse anti-racist educational efforts. This certificate can be pursued either concurrently with a graduate degree or as a stand-alone option for non-degree seeking students!
Anti-Racism in Education certificate promotional video
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Now perhaps more than ever the importance of anti-racism is clear in educational and other institutions and practices in recognition of this essential work at the Ohio State University is proud to offer a dynamic and flexible graduate certificate focused on anti-racism in education.
This engaging certificate program offers access to world-class faculty and opportunities to become meaningfully involved in the theories and practices of anti-racism in a variety of educational contexts.
Designed as a standalone certificate for working professionals, current graduate students and many others in between, this certificate is made for you apply today to start making the difference you desire.
Program Features
Examine and interrogate issues of racial identity, power, and privilege in educational spaces.
Explore how educational leaders/practitioners/policymakers can work to dismantle oppressive practices and center equity in K-16 education
Learn to better advocate for anti-racist practice in matters of teaching, learning, and broader education contexts.
Engage anti-racist theory and research in support of high-quality, research-informed solutions to educational equity dilemmas
Degree Requirements
Minimum Program hours
12
Application Information
Spring
Application Open: August 1st
Deadline: November 1st
Autumn
Application Open: February 1st
Deadline: July 1st
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