ERUA Intensive Course – Literary Paths: a short Journey into Italian 19th and 20th Century Culture and History through Writers and Poets
Course description During this intensive course students will be introduced to Italian 19th and 20th century main historical events and main cultural themes through an interactive and somehow non-conventional comparison between three “pairs” of outstanding Italian authors: Giacomo Leopardi versus Alessandro Manzoni (early 19th century); Luigi Pirandello versus Italo Svevo (late 19th and early 20th […]
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 […]
Intensive Course “Crime Scene Investigation” in Vilnius (3 ECTS) for ERUA Students
What does a professionally investigated crime scene look like? How should evidence be properly collected, documented, and preserved to ensure it is admissible in court? The Public Security Academy of Mykolas Romeris University (MRU) invites Bachelor’s and Master’s students from ERUA partner universities to participate in the international intensive course “Crime Scene Investigation”, which will […]
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 […]
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 […]