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Chulalongkorn University  Website: https://apru-sdg4gc.chula.ac.th/

Global citizenship is central to addressing today’s systemic and cross-border challenges. This program develops students’ capacity for ethical leadership, intercultural fluency, and collaborative problem-solving—linking local insights to global action through education, dialogue, and innovation grounded in the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

 

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The APRU SDG Education for Global Citizenship (APRU SDG4GC) is an intercultural, transdisciplinary, and interactive program that fosters global citizenship among students from 60 universities in 20 economies across the Pacific Rim. Co-designed by six core-partner universities in collaboration with the United Nations (UN), the program builds knowledge of global issues and global literacy among students. This is achieved through learning about the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), exploring in-depth some of the world’s biggest challenges, and proposing solutions using a framework for collaborative development of social innovation prototypes.

The program places critical importance in introducing locally embedded unique case studies among the network members to help students develop a broad array of perspectives and deepen understanding of the SDGs. 

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Chair: Taninee Sahakitrungruang, Chulalongkorn University

Vice-chair: Rafiza Hashim, Universiti Malaya

Shally Fan, The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Natalie Konomi, Kyushu University

Wanda Preiser, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

Xuan Wu, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences

Previous programs
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APRU SDG4GC 2025 Recap

The APRU SDG Education for Global Citizenship (SDG4GC) Program 2025 concluded on August 29 with a dynamic final pitching competition, marking the end of a transformative three-month journey that began on June 2. Conducted in a hybrid format, the program brought together 73 students from 17 universities across 16 economies in the Asia-Pacific region.

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