This learning module deals with the options for a new peaceful order in Europe after the Russian invasion in Ukraine and the foreseeable exit of the United States from its role as stabilizer in Europe.

This learning module offers an introduction to disability studies from the perspective of the New Testament.

This learning module moves students progressively from understanding the basic definition of utilitarianism to grappling with its nuances and, finally, to actively applying it to assessments of policy or project proposals. 

The learning module will critically examine the interconnectedness of education for peace, global citizenship education, and English as a Foreign Language teaching and learning.

This learning module introduces the fundamentals of intercultural communication and reflection. It aims to provide learners with a solid foundation for constructively, reflectively, and productively addressing cultural differences within intercultural collaborations.

This learning module will endow you with a toolkit for measuring economic inequality and with knowledge on how to make well-considered use of it.

This learning module enables you to develop projects using collective intelligence, i.e. building formats that enable people to work together.

This learning module provides an interdisciplinary introduction to Gender Studies, exploring the ways in which inequalities, exclusions and asymmetries persist and are reproduced, and drawing implications for peace-building and transitional justice.

This learning module invites you to move beyond anthropocentric assumptions and to engage with diverse worldviews that either sustain or challenge interspecies injustice.

This learning module provides students with the knowledge and tools to implement a system of measurement, analysis and management of social impact.

This learning module analyses the historical and political context of the conflict, the causes, the direct parties to the conflict, the positions of the main stakeholders, the stages of conflict escalation and possible ways to resolve it.

This learning module addresses the health-security nexus from a novel perspective. It will explore the political and emancipatory possibilities of health perspectives and initiatives, by engaging with their potential to bring about peace, reconciliation and security.

This learning module will introduce you to the concept of a just energy transition, with a focus on justice, inclusion, and equity in energy systems.

This learning module exposes you to a geographical mode of critical thinking to address pressing societal and environmental issues such as climate change, migration, energy, mobility, and housing.

This learning module explores approaches to representing diversity in democratic politics.

In this learning module, the concept of the inclusive society is reviewed, addressing normative, empirical, and theoretical questions.

This learning module explores how the European Union (EU) institutionalizes and promotes justice through its declared values, such as human dignity, freedom, democracy, equality, the rule of law, and human rights.

This learning module aims to expand your knowledge of the interpersonal communication process and equip you with the tools for professional, empathetic, and effective interpersonal communication with persons with disability.

This learning module presents analyses of the legal framework, international standards and the system of protection of persons with disabilities within the framework of the convention system. It will include important cases of the European Court of Human Rights, especially the right to education of persons with disabilities.

This learning module empowers future educators and professionals to be agents of change, contributing to the EU’s vision of sustainable peace and inclusive social development.

This learning module explores the complex relationship between ethnic diversity and economic welfare, with a particular focus on post-conflict societies. It provides you with an understanding of how conflict-related migration shapes patterns of ethnic diversity and influences long-term socio-economic outcomes.