ERUA Intensive Course: Global Power and Territory: Actors, Conflicts and Critical Regions
Course Description This ERUA Intensive Module investigates the geopolitical transformations shaping today’s world through a spatial, territorial and comparative perspective. It analyses how global and regional powers interact across key critical regions — including Eastern Europe, the Mediterranean, the Middle East, the Sahel, and the Indo-Pacific — and how borders, resources, infrastructures, and strategic corridors […]
Language Enhancement for Administrative Professionals (LEAP): Beginners’ Course now open
University of Macerata launches LEAP and opens registration for the Beginners’ course The University Language Centre (CLA) of the University of Macerata has officially launched LEAP – Language Enhancement for Administrative Professionals, an English language training course designed for technical, administrative and library staff (TAB). The course has been activated as part of the University’s […]
ERUA semester course: Global Environmental Law – New Deadline: 12 February 2026
We are announcing that the Deadline for the ERUA semester course: Global Environmental Law will be extended until the 12th of February! The course will be structured in the following 10 mini-modules: Urbanization and Climate change (2h) Climate litigation (2h) Circular economy and waste management (2h) Energy (2h) Water (2h) Biodiversity (2h) One Health Strategy […]
ERUA semester course: Global Environmental Law
The course will be structured in the following 10 mini-modules: Urbanization and Climate change (2h) Climate litigation (2h) Circular economy and waste management (2h) Energy (2h) Water (2h) Biodiversity (2h) One Health Strategy (2h) Participation and activism in environmental matters (2h) Human rights and environmental justice (2h) Final presentations and wrap-up discussion (2 h) […]
ERUA Semester Course – Inclusive Educational Technologies: Accessibility, Assistive Tools and AI for Teaching and Learning
Course Description The objective of this course is to analyse how digital technologies can foster inclusion, accessibility and participation in various educational and instructional settings. Drawing from Universal Design for Learning (UDL), WCAG 2.1 accessibility guidelines, assistive technologies, and emerging applications of AI in teaching and learning, participants will engage in analytical and design-based activities […]
ERUA Semester Course: “Communication Skills in English for Academic Writing and Public Speaking”
The course coordinator will deliver the content of each module. Lectures will be followed by short exercises for hands-on practice and self-evaluation. Cooperative and collaborative learning will be encouraged by means of peer review and peer feedback activities. The last part of the course will be project-based and will involve students in the simulation of an […]
ERUA Intensive Course: “Ancient Rhetoric in the Digital Age: From Plato to Contemporary Media”
Rhetoric is not just an ancient philosophical topic: it is the art of persuasion and the crafting of speeches that can shape reality. Starting with Plato’s dialogues (especially Gorgias and Menexenus) this course explores the origins of the debate on rhetoric, emphasising that the issues raised by Greek philosophers – such as the relationship between […]
Opportunity for ECR Early Career Researchers: MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowships @ UNIMC
Marie Skłodowska-Curie Postdoctoral Fellowships at the University of Macerata – Announcement for expressions of interest Within the framework of the European Reform University Alliance (ERUA), Early Career Researchers are invited to apply for a short-term mobility opportunity aimed at supporting the preparation of competitive Marie Skłodowska-Curie Postdoctoral Fellowship (MSCA-PF) applications, having the University of Macerata as […]
ERUA intensive course: Classics for Europe
Description of the course The course aims to introduce the lives, the historical contexts and the works of four significant authors of Latin literature (Cicero, Catullus, Sallust, and Livy), as well as their themes and styles. It will also cover the reading and commentary of significant passages. After providing a general overview of the […]
Semester Course: Environmental Humanities in Intercultural Perspective
Description of the course This course aims to foster in students an active awareness of the impact that the humanities (literature, philosophy, psychology, pedagogy, etc.) can have on how human beings perceive and relate to the environment. Over the span of five sessions, the course will address the following topics: Theories of Environmental Humanities; The […]