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In 2019, the CIRAD published a first Policy Brief in the framework of the IFCU international project that sought to improve inclusion of disabled students…
In 2019, the CIRAD published a first Policy Brief in the framework of the IFCU international project that sought to improve inclusion of disabled students…
This year CIRAD-IFCU launches a series of webinars entitled « Research Talks » aimed at covering some of today’s major trends in the research field. The webinars…
The International Federation of Catholic Universities is pleased to invite you to a virtual event dedicated to nuclear disarmament, hosted by the Kroc Institute for…
IFCU is part of the Steering Committee of the Global Catholic Climate Movement (GCCM). Created in 2015, this movement is based on Pope Francis’ Laudato…
The International Federation of Catholic University has recently concluded a partnership with the UNISERVITATE Program, held by Porticus and coordinated by the Latin American Centre…
This year, the International Federation of Catholic Universities is organizing its annual New Frontier Forum event on the subject of Artificial Intelligence, of the revolution…
IFCU organises an online forum on October 12th and 13th, in collaboration with the Australian Catholic University (ACU) and Aléas. This forum will address the…
The International Seminar of the Conference of Catholic Teological Institution « After the pandemic : ethical, ecclesial and spiritual issues » will start for its first session…
The International Center for Research and Decision Support (CIRAD) is an IFCU Department that aims at promoting inter-university and multidisciplinary research within the framework of…
Since the creation of nuclear weapons, the Catholic Church has positioned itself, on the front line in the fight against them through its moral values of peace, justice, and human rights defenders, its role as mediator of conflicts on the international stage, and its conception of Just War, regularly recalling that “there is reason to fear that the very testing of nuclear devices for war purposes can (…) lead to serious danger for various forms of life on earth. ” (Pacem in Terris, 1963).