Free author`s course for students of Poltava region
There is a theory that after the Big Bang our universe was born, and after the “Theory of Big Change” graduates begin to change the future for the better😉.
This is a free author’s interactive program for 1-3 year students of non-law specialties.
During your studies, you will learn:
💥 how policy is formed and how we can influence this process;
💥 that it is not chaos, but a system and it can be what citizens make it.
The two-month course consists of five modules:
💥 political system;
💥 сommunity participation in the processes of society;
💥 сonstitutional rights;
💥 freedom and tolerance;
💥 economic processes.
Registration for the course is open until February 27, 2023.
To participate, fill out the application form ➡️ https://bit.ly/3xrVhgI
The program is prepared and implemented with the support of the German Marshall Fund for Regional Cooperation.
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