“…Traditionally, teacher-centered learning prevailed in higher education programs even if it was associated with humanistic, progressive and radical worldview constructions about adult education and learning. The need for a shift towards student-centered learning in higher education has been explicitly stated by the EU, scholars and students (EHEA, 1999(EHEA, , 2009(EHEA, , 2012(EHEA, , 2015HQA 2017;Kedraka & Rotidi, 2017;Pavlakis, Talias & Zannetos, 2013;Osman, Jamaludin & Iranmanesh, 2015;Sursock, 2015;Smart, Witt & Scott, 2012). As a consequence, teaching (undergraduate, postgraduate, or adult 25+ students) should focus on the learner and promote active and collaborative learning, critical thinking, learner autonomy and responsibility, skills development, adoption of new attitudes (Gougoulakis et al, 2020;Connell, Donovan & Chambers, 2016).…”