The proposed Jean Monnet Module “Inclusive Society Building Trough EU Studies: Human Rights Protection in the European Union” responds to known challenges associated with building an inclusive society in the EU by providing innovative, policy- and law-oriented teaching and research on EU issue which is extremely important to improve young peoples’ sense of inclusion, openness and that contributes to integration, i.e. human rights protection in the EU. The proposed Module aims at:- Promoting European Union studies as a tool for building an inclusive and fair European society;- Raising young peoples’ awareness and understating of EU integration; - Providing students with knowledge and competences relevant to their academic and professional lives;- Main-streaming and diversifying EU-related subjects at the host institution.To achieve the above-mentioned aims, the proposed Module includes:- Conducting 2 courses on selected EU issues: the European System of Human Rights Protection (lecture) and Equality and Non-Discrimination in the European Union (seminar)-Organizing round tables, open to the wide public, on tackling hate speech;- Conducting research on EU principle of equality in the context of building an inclusive society.Presumed long-term outcomes of the proposed Module: - Greater visibility of European Union studies at the host institution at the national and international levels;- Promotion of excellence in teaching and research on EU matters;- increased opportunities of young researcher – Module leader, in terms of professional and career development.