Continuity programme

Continuity programme 

When Experience Campus students have graduated from the UIC Barcelona Senior University Programme in Culture, Science and Society, they can follow the continuity programme, which consists of individual courses on specific subjects, each lasting two academic years:

  • Our Europe: Legacies and Challenges
  • Our World: Roots and Destiny


Dates

6 October – 10 June


Times

Classes in core subjects are one hour long and are taught on Mondays and Wednesdays from 4 to 5.00 p.m. and from 5.30 to 6.30 p.m.


Price

€ 700 (€ 350 in September and € 350 in January)


Subjects

Our Europe: legacies and challenges

  • Achievements, Musicians, Performers and Venues in Contemporary Europe
  • The New Paths of Art (Cicerone 1)
  • The Legacy of Rome: Engineering and Architecture
  • The New World: The Discoveries
  • History of Religions in Europe
  • Feminisms and Gender Ideology
  • Europe within the New Global World
  • Addressing the Demographic Crisis
  • Migration Movements and Multiculturalism in Europe
  • Public Opinion and Current Debates
  • The Birth of Experimental Science
  • Current State of Thought in Europe
  • European Flora and Fauna
  • Natural Resource Management II
  • Current Scientific and Technological Challenges
  • European Architectural Movements
     

Our World: roots and destinyges

  • History and Philosophy of Games and Toys
  • History of America
  • Palaeontology and Anthropology / Primitive Civilisations
  • History of Russia and its Surroundings
  • The Lost Empires
  • Cooperation, Development and Social Economy
  • Conflicts and Wars in Today’s World
  • Global Change: Recent Socioeconomic Structure and Environmental Effects
  • Current Affairs in Audiovisual Media: Series and Film
  • Crisis of Democratic Systems The End of National Sovereignty?
  • Technology, Robotisation and Changes in the World of Work
  • The Silk Road
  • Literature and Emotions
  • Physics and Philosophy of the Universe: Current Frontiers
  • Biodiversity and Species Conservation

 

Methodology

Dynamic and participatory, including face-to-face classes and individual and group work.
Assessment: pass or fail. 80% attendance and active participation are required. There are no exams.
Exchanges with students from other university programmes for older people within the European
Union will be regarded very positively.

How to enrol. Prerequisites and admissions


To have graduated from the Senior University Programme in Culture, Science and Society.