Decolonising Higher Education: Deconstructing a higher education course through voices from the Global South
Preeti Dagar, University of Glasgow
In this paper, we deconstruct a master’s programme taught in an elite Russell group university from a decolonial lens and examine the programme through the hegemonic and subaltern approaches to analyse the curriculum, pedagogical approaches, and experiences of the course participants. The programme is an Erasmus Mundus programme, taught in four European countries over two years. Building on empirical research that included semi-structured interviews with nineteen participants from seventeen countries in the Global South, the paper argues that the decolonising efforts of universities should be rooted in the reflection and experiences of those directly affected by them.
Non-presenting author: Bonnie Slade, University of Glasgow
This paper will be presented at the following session:
- (EDU2b) Sociology of Education in Higher Education Institutions II
Monday Jun 17 3:30 pm to 5:00 pm (Eastern Daylight Time)
Trottier Building - ENGTR 2120