Critical Thinking and the University Mission

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Three hours lecture per week This course develops advanced critical thinking and analytical skills through engagement with the university’s mission pillars of multiculturalism, internationalism, interdisciplinarity, and community engagement. Students learn to evaluate arguments, analyze complex issues, and apply logical reasoning across diverse contexts. Through structured discussion, analysis, and application, students examine the relationship between language, logic, and meaning while developing skills to assess and construct effective arguments related to contemporary social issues. GenEd: 1B