Are you interested in widening your knowledge about the context of the regional integration in Europe and Eurasia? Would you like to know more about supranational/intergovernmental trends of integration as well as the developments in the European and Eurasian regions? Do you find it interesting to combine theory with practical analysis of its impact on specific cases?Join the e-course “Common Challenges of Competing Regionalisms” launched by the Johan Skytte Institute of Political Studies (University of Tartu) and meet our lecturers in the virtual classroom.
WORTH
- You will have access to video lectures from academicians and practitioners, specialising in regional studies and EU-Russia relations. Moewocwe, the MOOC has been selected as best e-course of the year in Estonia in 2022 by Estonia’s Quality Agency for Higher and Vocational Education (Eesti Kõrg- ja Kutsehariduse Kvaliteediagentuur – EKKA), which confirms that the course meets all quality assurance standards and also includes a number of interactive and student-directed learning features that determined a high level of participants’ involvement and activism.
- There will also be academic commentary and round-table discussions from academic representatives aimed at providing specific perspectives on different case studies in understanding the context of the regional integration projects.
- The participants will also be able to benefit from a wide variety of readings, course supporting and interactive materials as well as a vibrant and international online community of peers with whom they can learn together and interact throughout the course.
- Upon successful completion of the MOOC, the participants will also receive a free digital certificate from the University of Tartu.
ELIGIBILITY
- Basic knowledge of comparative regionalism and integration processes in Europe and Eurasia are suggested.
- However, the course will provide useful background material to any participant, who is interested in comparative regionalism and international affairs in general.
- In addition, participants should have at least basic web communication skills and basic familiarity of using digital tools for information searching and learning.
- Participants should be able to work independently; and be able to work and contribute to a discussion in a multicultural online environment.
- Open to all regions
DEADLINE: August 25, 2022
To apply and for more information visit here
