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EUniWell courses and training catalog: the February 2025 selection
The EUniWell catalog of courses and training programs is designed for Inalco students, administrative staff and researchers.
The selection below, for this second session, concerns offers dedicated to students, PhD students and staff, enabling you to explore new academic fields, develop your professional skills and get in touch with experts from all over Europe.
Registration for this second session closes on February 23.
Bachelor's and Master's students
As part of the "Sustainable Futures" summer university, Linnaeus University is offering mixed intensive programs, hybrid courses, with the last week of June taking place on-site in Kalmar, Sweden. This BIP on Sustainable Democracy and Governance welcomes graduate and undergraduate students to discuss the nature of sustainable democracy and governance, and the link between democratic governance and sustainable development in an age of global autocratization.
PhD students
This course offers an introduction to the impact of stress on PhD students' mental health and academic performance, and helps develop effective strategies for managing stress and improving emotional well-being.
Teachers and administrative staff
This Open Educational Resource aims to foster the development of core competencies in diversity and inclusion in teacher education. Its importance is demonstrated in various reports on sustainability and 21st century education. As a self-learning module, it aims to improve individual access to education and learning effectiveness through flexible use, active participation and reflection.
Students, PhD students, teachers, administrative staff
Designed and organized by Inalco, the MOOC "Mazatecan language and culture" offers an introduction to the Mazatecan language of Huautla de Jiménez, a city located in the state of Oaxaca, in northeastern Mexico. The Mazatec language belongs to the "otomangue" family and is the indigenous language of over 239,000 speakers, making it one of the most widely spoken Mesoamerican languages in the region and nationwide.