Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona prowadzi obecnie rekrutację na 3 ciekawe moduły ECIU, które będą realizowane w formacie blended learning z obowiązkową częścią stacjonarną na kampusie w Barcelonie w ostatnim tygodniu czerwca (30.06-04.07).
Poniżej przedstawiamy krótki opis przedmiotów w języku angielskim. Każdy z przedstawionych modułów ma wagę 3 ECTS i skłąda się zarówno z cześci stacjonarnej, jak i online.
1. Challenge - Creating an inclusive environment for children with multiple disabilities.
"In this challenge, we collaborate with Nexe Fundació, an organization that has spent 40 years improving the quality of life for children with multiple disabilities and their families, while also advocating for their rights. The goal of this challenge is to promote changes that enhance their autonomy, such as modifications to the physical and social environment, and to raise institutional awareness for better social integration".
Deadline for application: 24th of March 2025
2. Challenge - Empowering Neighbourhoods: Keeping Barcelona’s Community Spaces Alive.
"In this challenge, students can understand the point of view of locals and contribute to rethinking public facilities in northern Barcelona to ensure they remain places of connection and safety for residents. Your ideas can help make these spaces more inclusive, accessible, and resilient. It's essential to focus on making them spaces that continue to serve the community and foster long-term engagement. The challenge provider is the Federation of Neighborhood Associations of Barcelona. FAVB (Federació d'Associacions Veïnals de Barcelona):
Deadline for application: 1st of April 2025
3. Coming soon: a Micro-module "Fortress Europe: human rights violations against migrants and refugees at Europe's borders. - ECIU"
"In this learning opportunity, students will explore and understand different borderland territories and the human rights violations that are taking place within them. Through the voice and experiences of experts, as well as social and political activists, they will learn about economic and geopolitical interests, European policies, and initiatives of collective resistance against human rights violations against migrants and refugees.
Here you can view last year's edition of this micro-module. Applications for the current edition will open in early April.