The Bachelor Programme in Lifelong Learning and Sustainable Development (LLLSus) studies learning and education as ways to support sustainable development. It focuses on lifelong learning across the life course and on social and cultural sustainability. It also covers multicultural and diverse contexts, local and global sustainable development, and out-of-school learning spaces and methods used in adult and lifelong learning, including intergenerational, informal and non-formal learning, learning in associations, workplaces, organisations and civic movements.
Some courses use project-based learning or service-learning. In these courses, students work with working-life organisations and take part in planning, implementing and developing local, national and international activities or projects that support sustainable development and lifelong learning.
The programme does not lead to teacher qualifications. The university states that it is possible to continue into one of its international master's programmes.
