The Curriculum in Global Peace, Justice and Wellbeing provides advanced multidisciplinary training in the interconnected domains of peace, justice, and wellbeing.

The programme engages with major contemporary issues by integrating perspectives from legal studies, social sciences, and economics, with a strong focus on global human rights, environmental protection, and geopolitical dynamics at both European and international levels.

Grounded in the interdependence of peace, justice, and wellbeing, the curriculum adopts a comparative approach to global processes, with particular attention to multilevel governance, conflict prevention, management, and mediation. It is aligned with the objectives of the UN 2030 Agenda, particularly Goal 16 on Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions.

The programme aims to develop advanced analytical and critical skills, as well as competences in project design and decision-making, preparing graduates for professional roles in international organizations, diplomatic and institutional settings, and civil society.

Developed within the framework of the European University Alliance EUniWell, the curriculum is entirely taught in English and is offered in cooperation with Linnaeus University (Sweden), the University of Florence (Italy), the University of Murcia (Spain), and the Global Governance Institute (Brussels). It combines 42 ECTS of joint compulsory blended courses with 78 ECTS of on-campus courses, and a mobility period.

Through its integrated and international structure, the programme provides a rigorous academic environment and a distinctive European perspective on global issues.