article · International Journal of Educational Reform
As education for sustainable development learning outcomes are gaining traction in education, an integrated curriculum model that recognizes Indigenous cultural practices is imperative to align global development indicators with higher education curriculum. The study adopted a purposive sampling approach targeting 11 university students sharing their experiences on sustainability and core competencies. NVivo Version 10 was used for the narrative data coding and analysis with findings showing students’ ambivalence toward their curriculum outcomes and twenty-first-century skills development. In conclusion, as students exhibited high awareness about competency-based learning, curriculum developers in higher education institutions must be intentional about pedagogical approaches and sustainability targets.
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DOI: 10.1177/10567879241270503
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