The objective of the course is to introduce the participants to the study of the development of women from a gender perspective through the dialectical relations between economy and culture, culture and economy in Asia and Africa, taking up the changes that the 2030 Agenda has brought about with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG).
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IMPORTANT NOTE: YOUR REGISTRATION WILL BE VALID ONLY AFTER THE DELIVERY OF YOUR PROOF OF PAYMENT.
General public: $ 9,500.00
UNAM community and alumni: $ 4,750.00
- 80% attendance
- Cover the recovery fee
- Final essay delivery
Delivery of the course evaluation. The format will be sent at the end of the course
It addresses the categories of analysis and epistemological proposals from the Global South and the decolonization of gender, life sustainability, violence and social reproduction.
It explains the dynamics and movements of women in Africa, based on the intersections between gender, capitalist modernity and international agendas.
It analyzes the new practices for the development, empowerment and autonomy of women in the region.
Articulates the analyzes of the three previous modules to understand the relevance of gender, feminisms and social reproduction in Asia and Africa from Mexico.
University Program of Studies on Asia and Africa
Final Essay scheme
1. Length of no less than 4,500 words, and no more than 6,000 words
2. Content and structure
The final work must comply with:
- The objective of the course: to bring participants closer to a study of the development of women from a gender perspective through the dialectical relations between economy and culture, culture and economy in Asia and Africa, taking up the changes that the 2030 Agenda has brought about with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG)
- To be an argued reflection on any of the course topics
Structure
- Introduction: statement of the problem, purpose and research questions
- Development: academic argumentation
- Conclusions
- Reference sources: 2 references of those provided in the course and a minimum of 20 reference
3. Format
- Arial or Times New Roman font
- Size 12
- Line spacing 1.5 and justified
- In word
- They will be sent to the email of the course. The name of the document must be: First surname_First name_ Corresponding module. Example: Cervantes_Alma_MóduloI
4. Critical apparatus and sources of consultation
- Citations and references: American Psychological Association (APA), consult at: http://bibliotecas.unam.mx/index.php/desarrollo-de-habilidades-informativas/como-hacer-citas-y-referencia-en-formato- apa
Final test scheme
- Reliable, specialized sources, journals, government entities, news
- Avoid Wikis, blogs and materials that have not undergone an editorial opinion or peer review process
5. Review and rating
- The work will be submitted for review by a specialist in the subject of the academic work group of the course
- The rating is: "Pass" or "Fail"
The elements to qualify are:
- Spelling and syntax: The writing of the work must meet the standards of academic work, without spelling and syntax errors
- Logical articulation of ideas and argumentation
- Presentation of the document: Include all the criteria of format, content and structure
- Punctuality in delivery: The date and form of delivery is immovable