The goal of the course is to promote awareness of woman's role in society and equip women to respond to today's challenges.

May 24, 2010. This upcoming July 12 – 22, the Institute of Higher Studies on Women will be partnering with the Pontifical Regina Apostolorum College and the European University of Rome to offer an international summer course on “The Female Condition Today: Contemporary Challenges.” The course will be held on campus at the Regina Apostolorum.

The purpose of the course is to “promote a greater awareness of women’s invaluable role in today’s world and to provide women with the tools they need to respond to the unique demands placed upon them by modern society.”

It is primarily intended for professionals; members of associations, NGOs, and companies; local and regional authority officials; students; and anyone who wants to get acquainted with women’s issues and share their knowledge and experiences.

The course will unfold in four two-day seminars:
• “Towards a discovery of women’s dignity” (July 12-13)
• “The feminine condition today: challenges in society” (July 14-16)
• “The family: a treasure that deserves international protection” (July 19-20)
• “Women and bioethical questions” (July 21-22)

For more information about the purpose of each seminar, view the promotional flyer.
For specific cost and registration information, view the registration flyer.
To access the registration form, click here.