High Sensitivity – Innovative Module in Human Sciences is the next initiative of Polish researchers in collaboration with experts from Italy, Spain and Romania.
The aim of the project is to prepare an innovative module on the sensory processing sensitivity and environmental sensitivity, and to map out the opportunity to introduce this module in the study programmes of psychology, pedagogy, nursing, human resource management, etc.
Project HS Module is created by people – experts from four European organizations. Their work allow to reach a common goal – preparation of the academic staff for introduction of the topic of high sensitivity in their job with students.
Highly sensitive resource library – OPEN ACCESS
The project High sensitivity – Innovative Module in human sciences supports academic staff and students with the latest research and educational materials
Based on the partnership between WSEI University in Lublin, Spiru Haret University (Bucharest, Romania) and ARTEPSY Association, we are pleased to announce
Starting in October 2022. The Academic Center for Psychoprophylaxis and Therapy of Lublin WSEI Academy organizes short commercial training courses for educational
PROJECT PARTNER
Expert Psy Asociatia Psihologilor Specialisti
Expert Psy - an association founded in 2014, whose aim is to support and promote the development of psychology as a science and profession, and to increase the professionalism of psychologists.Project High sensitivity – Innovative Module in human sciences (no. 2020-1-PL01-KA203-082261), implemented from 01/12/2020 to 30/06/2023 under the Program “Erasmus +, KA2: cooperation for innovation and exchange of good practices; KA203 – Strategic Partnership – Higher Education” aims to develop an innovative module on the sensitivity of sensory processing and environmental sensitivity, as well as to explore the possibility of implementing the module in fields related to human science, e.g. psychology, pedagogy, nursing.
The project deals with the issue of preparing teaching staff and substantive resources for introducing the module in selected fields of humanities and social sciences. The project coordinator is the University of Economics and Innovation in Lublin in partnership with partners from Spain, Italy and Romania. Go to Our Team section for more information.