Courses

In this course, learners develop ethical hacking and penetration testing skills that build a foundation for success in the cybersecurity industry. With the support of video and rich interactive media, participants learn, apply, and practice ethical hacking skills in meaningful ways through a series of realistic hands-on lab experiences.

The course also includes many opportunities for learners to practice what they are learning as they are learning it. Learning by doing is the most powerful way to build new skills and knowledge.

In this course, students develop an understanding of climate change, biodiversity loss, and their global impacts. The student becomes familiar with key ethical theories and apply them to complex sustainability issues.

The course highlights the importance of ecological, social, and economic sustainability and the student can apply these principles in practical contexts. The student becomes familiar with the UN Sustainable Development Goals and can explain their global relevance. Additionally, the student can apply the Inner Development Goals framework to practical situations to enhance sustainability and evaluate its impact.

This is a joint online course offered by Metropolia UAS (Helsinki) and AMFI (Amsterdam) as part of the U!REKA collaboration, open to Master’s students, advanced Bachelor students and life-long learners. The course explores the cultural, technological and ethical dimensions in the fashion industry as it shifts towards digital futures.

Through independent study and virtual group activities, students critically engage with topics such as AI-assisted design, virtual garments, data-driven fashion and sustainability in the digital and phygital realm. Emphasizing responsible innovation and aligned with the U!REKA Centre of Expertise Transition to Circular Society, the course provides learners with the theoretical knowledge by introducing to the key literature in the area and familiarizes with digital fashion practices. The course also fosters cross-border and interdisciplinary collaboration. These together equip to envision and co-create more ethical, inclusive and sustainable digital fashion futures.

Prerequisites

Bachelor’s degree recommended but not necessary. This is a master level course (EQF 7), but advanced bachelor’s students can als take the course. The course is intended for students of fashion & clothing, digital fashion technology, fashion management, fashion studies, digital design, game design or similar. U!REKA staff members and lifelong learners with sufficient background in fashion or digital technology are also welcome.

Course dates

The course can be taken any time between 16 Februar – 31 December, 2026.

This course is a solid start for anyone who is interested in developing their own entrepreneurial skills. The course consists of both Cisco course and Moodle Quizzes related to each module found in Cisco course “Discovering entrepreneurship”. After completing the course student understands the fundamentals of entrepreneurship, understands the entrepreneurial perspective and is able to identify opportunities in a everyday life.

This learning module will teach participants what LCA (Life Cycle Assessment) is. By the end of the course, you will understand what LCA is, who can use it, its applications, and how it works.