This microcredential introduces core concepts of social cohesion and inclusion within African Higher Education Institutions. Drawing on global frameworks and institutional best practices, the module supports participants to critically reflect on inclusion within their own universities and to explore practical strategies for building more equitable, accessible, and socially responsive learning environments. Through a blend of pre-recorded input, a live case study from the UNINA–SINAPSi Centre, and a structured final reflection, participants will gain both theoretical insights and applied tools to strengthen inclusive practice across their institutions.
By the end of this module, participants will be able to:
Define the key concepts of social cohesion and inclusion in higher education.
Identify global frameworks and institutional responsibilities related to inclusive practices.
Critically reflect on the current state of inclusion within their own HEIs.
Discuss practical strategies and challenges in implementing inclusive and anti-discriminatory policies.
Contribute to a structured evaluation of inclusion initiatives and suggest context-specific improvements.
Institutional example of inclusion infrastructure and practices,
Guided written questions and than collective discussion (30 min)