Courses

In this course, we will look at the use of modern light sources and luminaires in outdoor and indoor areas. We will pay particular attention to new calculation methods for luminance, illuminance and glare. We will also explain the principles of intelligent operating systems.

Students will acquire theoretical and practical knowledge in the field of the CAD system Autodesk Inventor Professional. They will become familiar with the basics of creating 3D solid models, assemblies, and technical drawings.

The course introduces students to the basic principles of urban engineering. It focuses on the historical development of human settlements and their influence on the contemporary design of cities. Particular attention is paid to the analysis of urban functions and current challenges in urban development.

Upon completion of the course, students will have a comprehensive overview of the field of urban engineering, understand its interdisciplinary connections, and learn to recognise the most important relationships that shape the development of urban structures.

The course equips students professionally and practically with knowledge in the field of human resource management to increase employee engagement in the organization in a competitive environment. Students are introduced to the basic concepts related to the field, the historical development of human resource management and the main activities of human resource management such as planning, recruiting, selecting, training and rewarding employees. The main emphasis is on performance management, employee motivation and the ethics of human resource management.

Are you interested in building a fairer and more inclusive society for all generations and especially for older adults? Join our online course, “Participation and community in ageing societies”.

Here, you’ll discover how to analyze and overcome barriers to inclusion faced by older people. Learn about the latest policies, technologies, and community practices shaping the lives of ageing populations in Europe and beyond. The course is open for students from all fields who are interested in inclusion, social justice, age-friendly society, and community engagement.

This is a full online course that is not tied to any specific time or place. It can be completed at your own pace at any time between February 1 and May 31, 2026. The course consists of five modules, each organized by a specific topic. Every module includes self-study materials and several small assignments.

For many companies, safety culture is becoming the next level in safety development. They begin to realise that, given developments and changes, it is necessary to develop not only the technical and organisational aspects of safety, but also to focus much more on management approach, safety leadership, employee behaviour, and their safety awareness.

Building a strong safety culture has many positive effects in other areas of company development. It is therefore essential that HSE professionals have sufficient knowledge in this area and, in particular, that they acquire the skills necessary for continuous improvement in safety culture. These are a set of mainly soft skills in the areas of influencing human behavior, psychology, habits, and leadership, which they should acquire during their training.