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7 months ago in Curriculum Theory , Higher Education By Willey
What does the term “macro curriculum” mean in the context of higher education?
Curriculum discussions often distinguish between different levels of planning. I’m seeking clarity on how macro curriculum functions in higher education systems. This question is important for understanding large-scale curriculum governance.
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By Tanya Answered 4 months ago
From my experience, macro curriculum refers to the broad structural framework governing programs and degrees rather than individual courses. I have seen it shape qualification frameworks, credit systems, and graduate attributes across institutions. I would recommend viewing macro curriculum as the policy and philosophical backbone of higher education. It provides coherence and direction, while allowing flexibility at meso and micro levels where teaching actually occurs.
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