1.0. Delving into the Crimean culture: why is the educational course "Qırım: Crimea is Us"?

1.1. Learning the Crimean Tatar language. Greetings, basic reading, basic phrases

1.2. The written heritage of the Crimean Tatars. Language traditions of the Turkic people

1.3.The melodiousness of Crimean Tatar language. Reading a poem by a native speaker of the peninsula

1.4. Khan's Palace, Fountain of Tears, Valley of Ghosts and Other Memories of Crimea

1.5. Crimea's potential: history and future of the Crimean economy

1.6.The strength and vulnerability of the Crimean ecosystem. Economy, ecosystem assets of the Crimea

1.7. Crimea in World History. The Role of Ukrainians on the Crimean Peninsula

1.8. Crimean Tatar identity. Language, traditions and the struggle for freedom of Crimean Tatars

1.9. Life and history of Crimea. Economy and culture of the peninsula, identity of Crimean Tatars

2.1. Domestic culture of the Crimean Tatars. Economy and customs of the native inhabitants of Crimea

2.2. Cuisine of the indigenous peoples of Crimea. Features of the Crimean Tatar cuisine

2.3. Markers of Crimean Tatar identity. Education, literature and statehood of the Crimean Tatars

2.4.The Struggle for Identity, Maidan, and Russian Captivity: The Story of Crimean Yaroslav Pilunsky

2.5. Oleg Sentsov on political imprisonment, the return of Crimea and Putin's Russia

2.6 The struggle of the Crimean Tatars and the revival of Crimea. Life story of Emine Dzhaparova

2.7. Constitutional and legal status of Crimea. The Crimean Peninsula as part of different states

2.8. Legal status and guarantees of the rights of the Crimean Tatar people

2.9. National symbols of Crimea. Tamga, flag, anthem of the Crimean Tatar people

2.10. Unique Crimea. Stories of Crimeans, Crimean Tatar identity, Crimean symbols

3.1. Religious tradition of the Crimean Tatars. Islam as the basis of Crimean Tatar spirituality

3.2. Religious Space in Crimea. Christianity, Islam and Judaism on the Crimean Peninsula

3.3.The Crimean economy in the Soviet times. Why did Soviet government transfer Crimea to Ukraine?

3.4. The current Crimean economy. Prospects for the development of Crimea after de-occupation

3.5.What is the Crimean Khanate?The Giray dynasty, the Ottoman invasion, the power of khans, sultans

3.6. Common history of two peoples: Crimean Tatars and Ukrainians

3.7. History of Crimean-Russian relations. Russian empires and Crimea

3.8. Myths and stereotypes about Crimea. Real Crimean history

4.1 The language of the Crimean Tatars. Formation of nouns, verbs and pronouns in this language

4.2. Melodiousness of Crimean Tatar words. A poem performed by a native Crimean Tatar speaker

4.3. Strategy for Crimea deoccupation. The Law on Indigenous Peoples, the Crimean Platform and other

4.4. Occupation of Crimea and international law. UN Charter, Helsinki Accords, Budapest Memorandum

4.5. The Crimean Platform and International Measures to De-occupy Crimea

4.6. Monuments of Crimea and preservation of Crimean cultural heritage

4.7. What is Ukraine doing for the information reintegration of Crimea? Protection of Crimean media

4.8.Importance of knowledge about Crimea.Ukrainian's role in peninsula's deoccupation, reintegration