The course looks at cultural misunderstandings that may arise in today’s society and explores possible theoretical, historical and practical solutions. The course is open to all BA and MA students of humanities regardless of their discipline. Type: virtual course Course dates: Onsite week: 28 August - 10 September 2023 Registration closed

How can you use your language skills in the global conversation about climate change? This course brings together people with interests in multilingualism, translation, globalization, art, and the environment, to reflect on how to build a more equitable and respectful conversation on climate change. Type: blended intensive programme (Erasmus+ or SEMP funding) Course dates: 6 Feb 2026 - 30 Apr 2026 Apply by: 15 November 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 Registration closed

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+ or SEMP funding) Course dates: 1 Sep - 15 Nov 2025 Registration closed

Are you fascinated with phenomena of intercultural exchange and international co-operation? Then this Summer school in Rome might be the thing for you! Type: physical course Course dates: 7 - 20 July 2024 Registration closed

Waste Semiotics offers a transdisciplinary, action-oriented space for bachelor students wanting to investigate the powerful connections between everyday language and communication and one of the most pressing ecological and cultural concerns of our time: waste. Type: blended intensive programme (Erasmus+ or SEMP funding) Course dates: 13 Oct - 28 Nov 2025 Registration closed