Question 1

Who can enroll in the course and live sessions?

Accepted Answer

Now offered in two tracks — Upper Secondary and Higher Education — the self-paced course and live sessions are open to students, their educators, and all interested lifelong learners.

Find out more and enroll in the Program for Secondary Education here (https://www.agesofglobalization.com/program-secondary)and for Higher Education here.(https://www.agesofglobalization.com/program-higher-education)

Question 2

Why should you enroll?

Accepted Answer

Since the beginning of time, societies have faced existential challenges and have conjured bold ideas designed to ensure their survival. In the Ages of Globalization, we will traverse the globe and tell the story of humanity: its history, culture, economies, art, food, philosophies, and music. We will reflect on how we can implement positive and constructive change through a deeper knowledge of the past, a clearer awareness of the present, and a more vivid and ethical imagination of the future.

Online visits to UNESCO World Heritage Sites (https://whc.unesco.org/en/list/?type=natural)and dialogues with experts from all world regions will facilitate remote exploration as well as detailed analysis and historical reconstruction that transcends geographical boundaries. From the Fertile Crescent to the River Jordan, the Acropolis to the Forbidden City, mankind has etched humanity's history on the earth's terrain. Ancient remnants of roads, aqueducts, imperial cities, citizen squares, massive mausoleums, amphitheaters, places of worship - all these monuments mark a specific space in time, creating a learning laboratory for understanding the different ages of globalization and the challenges of our own generation.

Join us on this journey to better understand our shared history and to lead us to bold solutions, creative technological innovations, and new ideas for building a more peaceful, inclusive and sustainable future.

Question 3

What happens after you enroll?

Accepted Answer

• The link to "Enroll as an Educator" can be found under the "Program: Secondary Education"(https://www.agesofglobalization.com/program-secondary) and "Program: Higher Education"(https://www.agesofglobalization.com/program-higher-education) pages, depending on the level of education you work in.
 • Once enrolled, you will have access to the LMS, which includes a community page for all registered educators.
 • The community is a more informal way to connecting with enrolled peers from around the world. You will receive the community link once you complete your registration.
 • Once you're ready, you can invite your Learners to enroll on the LMS using the relevant "Enroll as a Learner" link, found under the "Program: Secondary Education"(https://www.agesofglobalization.com/program-secondary) and "Program: Higher Education"(https://www.agesofglobalization.com/program-higher-education) pages. 
 • Please ask your Learners to include your name when they enroll. This is important because only Learners who specify their educator’s name will be added to your group. 
 • Once their enrollment is complete and your name is recorded, you will be assigned as the group analyst. This will allow you to review Learner progress and follow each Learner individually.
 • Please allow approximately 48 hours for the process. If you still cannot see your class or group afterward, kindly email agesofglobalization@gmail.com with a list of your learners, including their full names, school or institution, and email addresses.
 • For all (life-long) learners, please enroll for either of the programs.

Question 4

How does one enroll in the Ages of Globalization course?

Accepted Answer

Program for Secondary Education
 • If you are a student in secondary education, you can enroll here.(https://aog.thinkific.com/enroll/3075457?et=free)
 • If you are a teacher in secondary education, you can enroll here.(https://aog.thinkific.com/order?ct=b8c85e57-a13d-4b86-8229-4144466c9ae3)
 • You can find all relevant information about the program for Secondary Education here. (https://www.agesofglobalization.com/program-secondary)

Program for Higher Education
 • If you are a student in higher education, you can enroll here.(https://aog.thinkific.com/enroll/3075457?et=free)
 • If you are a professor or educator in higher education, you can enroll here.(https://aog.thinkific.com/order?ct=b8c85e57-a13d-4b86-8229-4144466c9ae3) 
 • You can find all relevant information about the program for Higher Education here.(https://www.agesofglobalization.com/program-higher-education)

Question 5

How does an independent unaffiliated student or learner enroll in the Ages of Globalization course?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can join as an independent student.

For secondary school enrollment join here (https://aog.thinkific.com/enroll/3075457?et=free)and also visit our site for more information here.(https://www.agesofglobalization.com/program-secondary)

For higher education visit our higher education site here.(https://aog.thinkific.com/enroll/3075457?et=free) And Enroll in our platform here.(https://www.agesofglobalization.com/program-higher-education)

For all (life-long) learners, please enroll for either of the programs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Welcome to our frequently asked questions page. Below you will find answers to questions regarding the enrollment process, live sessions, learning outcomes, and integration methods.

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For questions related to the Secondary Education Program, please contact:

Katja Anger-Delimi (katja.anger@unsdsn.org)

For questions related to the Higher Education Program, please contact:

Dr Radhika Iyengar (iyengar@climate.columbia.edu)

Dr Lucia Rodriguez (lucia.rodriguez@unsdsn.org)

For questions related to UN at Your Doorstep, please contact:

unatyourdoorstep@unsdsn.org

Frequently Asked Questions

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Welcome to our frequently asked questions page. Below you will find answers to questions regarding the enrollment process, live sessions, learning outcomes, and integration methods. ​​​​

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