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This page displays the ENLIGHT Courses accessible for students from all ENLIGHT universities. Check out the Course Catalogue for the full offer of all ENLIGHT universities. There you can also find information on the application process.
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This course explores the complex interactions between the marine environment and human health, examining both the benefits—such as food, air quality, and well-being—and the risks posed by natural disasters, pollution, and pathogens, while highlighting the need for interdisciplinary approaches to sustainable management and policy development.
Type: virtual course
Course dates: 22 Sep 2025 - 31 Jan 2026
Apply by: September 2025 (to be confirmed)
In this course, you will learn to compute various properties of crystalline solids at the atomic scale using hands-on computer exercises.
Type: virtual course
Course dates: 22 Sep 2025 - 31 Jan 2026
Apply by: September 2025 (to be confirmed)
The course explores the relevance of size in shaping historical experience. Using the examples of Belgium, Estonia, Ireland and Slovakia, it traces the history of these small nations from their emergence out of larger unions or empires to their experiences as small independent states.
Type: blended intensive programme (Erasmus+ funding)
Course dates: 1 Sep - 15 Nov 2025
Apply by: 15 April 2025
This course delves into pressing issues surrounding sustainability in the the Middle East, gaining a comprehensive and nuanced perspective from professionals and scholars from different fields.
Type: physical course
Course dates: 1 - 5 Sep 2025 (to be confirmed)
Apply by: 15 April 2025
This course zooms in on an issue which has induced many heated discussions in Russia in the past and which continues to (co)determine Russia’s (cultural) politics until today: is Russia a Western, Eastern or a self-contained culture / civilization?
Type: virtual course
Course dates: 22 Sep 2025 - 31 Jan 2026
Apply by: September 2025 (to be confirmed)
The course aims to familiarise students with organisational structures of companies in different European countries and provides a legal and economic analysis of different topics of the governance of companies.
Type: virtual course
Course dates: 22 Sep 2025 - 31 Jan 2026
Apply by: September 2025 (to be confirmed)
The course provides knowledge on innovative processes and innovative thinking as a tool to solve need-based problems in interdisciplinary teams. With the application of game design, the task for the student groups is to create solutions promoting changes in health behaviours and in health care.
Type: blended intensive programme (Erasmus+ funding)
Course dates: 28 July - 15 Aug 2025
Apply by: 15 April 2025
This course draws on literature from for example musicology, cultural studies, music education, gender studies and media studies in examining popular music’s role in activism and social change.
Type: virtual course
Course dates: 11 Sep - 31 Oct 2025
Apply by: 15 April 2025
This interdisciplinary course will give you an increased understanding of the complex relationship between migration and health and the ethical principles connected to it. You will also gain knowledge about how different definitions and the migratory process impacts the health of migrants and how health outcomes will vary for different groups of migrants.
Type: virtual course
Course dates: 3 Sep - 5 Dec 2025
Apply by: 15 April 2025
The course aims at increasing knowledge about the psychosocial aspects of cardiovascular disease. The course content will cover causes of mental illness in cardiovascular disease and psychological treatments in this setting. Risk factor management is a major challenge for both primary and secondary prevention and it is, to a large extent, behavioural.
Type: virtual course
Course dates: 29 Sep – 5 Dec 2025
Apply by: 15 April 2025
The course deals with the effects of environmental problems on health from a neurological perspective. The aim is to provide an overview of the mechanisms behind the environmental risks and, at the same time, provide instruments to analyze the issues and develop strategies to solve them.
Type: blended intensive programme (Erasmus+ funding)
Course dates: 6 Oct - 7 Nov 2025
Apply by: 15 April 2025
This course focuses on the economic and social dimensions of sustainable development through the lens of experimental game theory/behavioral economics.
Type: blended intensive programme (Erasmus+ funding)
Course dates: 6 Oct 2025 - 31 Jan 2026
Apply by: 15 April 2025
