• Challenge-based approach: It focuses on three main themes: Circular Economy, School for Life and Individual and Community Wellbeing.
• Learning for impact: Aligns with local needs and seeks to foster innovation in students and teachers.
• New ways of learning: Promotes active methods such as problem- and project-based learning, with flexible pathways and recognised mobility.
• DIVERSE Learning Community: A space for sharing good practices, digital resources and fostering pedagogical innovation.
• Inter-university Campus: Promotes student and staff mobility, with mentoring networks and joint programmes.
• Personalised learning: Proposes individual pathways, automatic credit recognition and micro-credentials.
• External stakeholder participation: Involves industry and civil society in curriculum design.
• Internationalisation: Facilitates physical and virtual mobility, with a focus on the inclusion of students with fewer opportunities.
• Linking with research: Integrates research into teaching to foster a culture of innovation.
• Globalisation: Combines global and local perspectives, promoting lifelong learning.

DIVERSE is committed to education that is transformative, flexible and connected to the social and working environment.