Understanding security threats and risks in different contexts, such as political instability, civil unrest, crime, and natural disasters. Developing situational awareness and the ability to identify and assess potential threats. Learning essential safety and security procedures, including evacuation protocols, first aid, and communication strategies. Practicing decision-making skills under pressure and managing stress in critical situations. Promoting personal well-being and psychological resilience to cope with challenging environments.

English study program at the Lutheran University of Applies Sciences Nuremberg. Acquired competences of the course: - Comparing and discussing different definitions of solidarity: Groundless Solidarity by Diane Elam • Solidarity in differences • Relational solidarity by Bini Adamczak Political solidarity by bell hooks, Chandra Mohanty - In depth knowledge about the difference between solidarity, charity and help. - knowledge of sense of responsibility (Nikita Dhawan and Gayatri Spivak) the emotion of empathy (Clara Hemmings and Sarah Ahmed)) the role of cosmopolitanism (Nussbaum and Dhawan) as challenges and limitations of solidarity. - knowledge about possibilities, tools and examples of practicing solidarity.