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Jun 28, 2025
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ELC-724 Systems Thinking and Leading Transformation of Social Systems4 semester credits
Students develop leadership skills in systems thinking to address complex issues related to structural inequality, diversity, public policy, and ecological and social justice. Students explore how leadership in social, economic, and ecological justice can be understood and applied, examining strategies for transforming social systems and organizations through inclusive and sustainable practices.
Delivery Method: Online
Grading Default: Letter
Learning Outcome(s):
By successfully completing this course, students will be able to:
- Apply systems theories to analyze and address structural inequality in communities, organizations, and society.
- Analyze how social, economic, and ecological justice are perceived and applied in various global contexts. Identify key systems-related challenges in the transformation of social systems, particularly in relation to policy and practice.
- Apply systems thinking to design solutions that promote equity, social justice, and environmental sustainability.
- Critically assess the impact of systemic structures on marginalized communities and propose strategies for transformative change.
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