Teaching Process:

The teaching process for the MSc Leadership: Ethics and Politics program is structured to provide a balanced blend of face-to-face and distance learning experiences. Our approach encompasses:

• 75% Face-to-Face Teaching: Through interactive seminars, workshops, and lectures, students have the opportunity to engage directly with faculty members and peers in a traditional classroom setting. This mode of instruction fosters active participation, dialogue, and collaboration, facilitating a deeper understanding of course material.

• 25% Distance Teaching: Leveraging technology and online platforms, we offer distance learning components that enable students to access course content, participate in discussions, and complete assignments remotely. This flexible approach accommodates the schedules and preferences of students who may not be able to attend classes in person, allowing them to actively participate in the learning process from anywhere in the world.

Practical Implementation:

Our flexible teaching methodology enables students to tailor their academic experience to align with their individual circumstances. For instance, students have the option to choose one out of the three semesters as distant learners, providing them with the flexibility to balance their academic pursuits with other commitments.