University of Andorra Opens Registrations for Autumn Professional Development Courses
UdA's Professional Development Cycle offers skill-refreshing seminars on accessibility, climate action, AI ethics, social impact, ADHD understanding, and gender-inclusive education. All sessions are in-person with subsidized fees.
Key Points
- Six in-person short courses start October 16, covering digital accessibility, climate, AI governance, social projects, ADHD support, and gender perspective in teaching.
- Courses last 3-6 hours at UdA facilities; online registrations via www.uda.ad.
- CPP active since 1996, backed by Creand Fundació subsidizing 20% of fees for professionals and university community.
The University of Andorra (UdA) has launched registrations for the autumn edition of its Professional Development Cycle (CPP), offering six in-person short courses for professionals aiming to refresh skills and for university community members.
The series begins on Friday, 16 October, with the seminar "Documents i comunicació digital accessible", which teaches how to create inclusive digital content and apply accessibility standards. This is followed on Wednesday, 21 October, by "El Mural del Clima", a collaborative workshop based on Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) reports that examines the climate system and practical decarbonisation measures.
From 3 to 4 November comes the course "Governança de la intel·ligència artificial i analítica de dades: reptes, regulació i oportunitats", covering ethical data management, strategic AI deployment, and the economic value of data in organisations. On Monday, 9 November, the seminar "Impulsa la teva associació: claus per crear projectes socials amb impacte" targets third-sector entities, providing methods to design viable and sustainable social initiatives.
The 18 November session, "TDAH des de dins: comprendre per acompanyar més enllà del que es veu", offers practical tools for families and educators to better understand and support attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). The cycle concludes on Tuesday, 24 November, with "Docència amb perspectiva de gènere: estratègies i recursos per a l'educació superior", which reviews curricula, teaching methods and assessments in higher education to address inequalities and biases.
All courses will occur at UdA facilities and run for three to six hours. Online registrations are available through the university website (www.uda.ad).
Active since 1996, the CPP aims to share knowledge with Andorran society and receives backing from Creand Fundació, which subsidises 20% of fees to promote social and professional growth.
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