An interdisciplinary activity was held between the Faculty of Law and the Faculty of Psychology, focusing on a range of professional and academic issues, with particular emphasis on the rights of refugees.
During the event, participants discussed key aspects of international law concerning the protection of refugees, as well as the psychological dimensions related to their experiences, challenges, and needs in different contexts of migration and integration.
The activity brought together members of the academic management, including the Vice-Deans of the Faculty of Law and the Faculty of Psychology, along with students from both faculties. The strong participation was regarded as an important opportunity for knowledge exchange and the strengthening of interdisciplinary collaboration.
The organizers emphasized that activities of this nature contribute to raising academic and professional awareness by helping students gain a deeper understanding of the connection between legal and psychological perspectives in addressing sensitive social issues such as refugee rights.
