Role of Muslims in the U.S. and Globally

The Understanding Muslim Students Pathway is appropriate for any staff seeking to become more knowledgeable about their Muslim students. Educators will hear from leaders and experts on Islamic history and experience the culture through various activities.

This Pathway provides its participants with materials, resources, and accurate information first-hand. It stimulates meaningful discussions and delivers unbiased information. Participants complete the course with a new or enhanced understanding towards Muslim students and the ability to assure they are respected in their classrooms.

Each course in this Pathway is 15 hours and can be taken for 1 graduate credit with UMass Global. An additional $75 per credit is payable to UMass Global upon completion of the course.

Course 3 - Role of Muslims in the U.S. and Globally - 15 hours (1 graduate credit) - Jan 2023

In this third 15 hour course of the Pathway, participants will:

- be introduced to Muslim inventions and influential Muslims;

- learn about art and music in Islam;

- hear from Muslim teachers and students about relevant instruction and accommodation; and

- share authentic resources for the classroom and independent knowledge building.