Towards a Green European Industrial Policy

Dates & Timetable:

Application for this face-to-face micro-credential is open until 24 May 2026.

Date	Time
06-10/07/2026	Detailed timetables will be passed to the accepted students a few weeks before the classes start. All the classes will take place within the dates indicated, no overlaps guaranteed.

Description:

Step into the future of European industry with this engaging micro-credential exploring how industrial policy fosters competitiveness in a globalised economy—while advancing the green transition. Examine Europe’s economic development, strategic hurdles, and pathways to sustainable growth. Perfect for ambitious students, the micro-credential hones your research, critical thinking, and decision-making capabilities. Gain a strategic advantage by understanding globalisation trends and Europe’s pivotal role in shaping a resilient, innovative industrial landscape. Join in order to become a driving force in Europe’s sustainable industrial transformation.

Learning Outcomes:

Understand Economic growth and global competition, and the importance of global value chains.
Evaluate Industrial Policy tools and their potential impact on the desired outcomes, as unintended consequences.

Sustainable development goals:

SDG1. No poverty
SDG8. Decent work and economic growth
SDG9. Industry, innovation and infrastructure
SDG11. Sustainable cities and communities

If you need some extra assistance with the application, here is a step by step instruction on how to complete the application form.

Sector:

European

Thematic area:

European Environmental policies

HASHTAGS/KEY WORDS:

#policies #industries #integration #economy

Volume (ECTS):

Language:

English

Hard skills:

Researching

Soft skills:

Critical thinking Decision-making

Study format:

Face-to-face, Catholic University of Valencia, Spain, 06-10.07.2026

Study methods:

Real case studies lectures groups discussions reflective examples

Hours

Synchronous contact hours: 10

Asynchronous hours & self directed learning: 15

Entry requirements:

Bachelor student in one of the 9 partner universities of EU-CONEXUS, providing a proof of English proficiency of at least B2 level (certificate or online test).

Assessment:

Quiz, case study, debates, discussion board and research assignment

HOST UNIVERSITY:

Catholic University of Valencia, Spain

Stage of accreditation:

Internally validated by the UCV Governing Board

Towards a Green European Industrial Policy