Free Online War Courses & MOOCs

Health Care in Danger: The Rights and Responsibilities of Health-Care Personnel Working in Armed Conflict and Other Emergencies (ICRC)

Other Providers

International Committee of the Red Cross

Health Care in Danger: The Rights and Responsibilities of Health-Care Personnel Working in Armed Conflict and Other Emergencies (ICRC)

Health & Society Medicine & Pharmacology

Dive into the critical world of health care during armed conflicts and emergencies with our exclusive online course. Developed by the International Committee of the Red Cross, this course equips you with the knowledge to protect your rights and fulfill your responsibilities as a healthcare provider in crisis situations. With 7 detailed chapters, learn how to navigate complex scenarios and provide effective care for patients.

Self Paced

1 Week

Healthcare Ethics Human Rights

FutureLearn

University of Western Australia

World War 1: Lessons and Legacy of the Great War (FutureLearn)

Humanities

Uncover the complexities of World War I beyond the trenches and mud. This course offers a deep dive into the strategies that led to the Allies' victory over Germany, challenges misconceptions about the war's futility, and explores its enduring legacy.

No sessions available

5-12 Weeks

War First World War WW1

FutureLearn

UNSW Sydney - University of New South Wales

Military Ethics: An Introduction (FutureLearn)

Social Sciences

Dive into 'Military Ethics: An Introduction', an insightful online course designed for those curious about the ethical dimensions of military service. This course explores the unique challenges and responsibilities faced by military professionals, focusing on their role as 'managers of violence' and the ethical considerations that come with it. Learn how to navigate moral dilemmas in high-pressure situations and understand the complex world of military ethics.

No sessions available

5-12 Weeks

Ethics War Military Ethics

FutureLearn

University of Bath

How We Remember War and Violence: Theory and Practice (FutureLearn)

Humanities Social Sciences

Dive into the complex world of memory and conflict with this online course that examines three models of remembering war and violence. Learn about 'agonistic memory' – a fresh perspective on recalling historical conflicts that aims to foster understanding rather than division. This course will challenge your views on how societies remember wars, offering insights into nationalist narratives and providing tools for a more constructive approach to remembrance.

No sessions available

4 Weeks

History War Violence