SAFE LEARN aims to develop and institutionalize trauma-sensitive teaching (TST) methodologies to support students affected by war and displacement. The war has disrupted higher education, causing prolonged remote learning, forced relocation, and increased psycho-emotional distress. Ukrainian universities face significant challenges in maintaining academic continuity while addressing students’ trauma-related needs. SAFE LEARN introduces structured, evidence-based trauma-sensitive pedagogical approaches that foster resilience and engagement. The project unites a multinational and interdisciplinary consortium of European and Ukrainian universities to integrate TST into curricula, train educators, and develop digital resources to ensure accessibility and long-term sustainability. The project’s methodology includes developing TST strategies, training over 100 educators, piloting student-centered interventions, and establishing an Online Resource Center (ORC) for digital learning and psycho-emotional support. TST principles will be embedded across multiple disciplines. Institutional policies will be adapted to include trauma-sensitive education, creating a more inclusive and resilient higher education system. SAFE LEARN will strengthen Ukraine’s academic sector by enhancing students' well-being, improving learning outcomes, and ensuring sustainable, high-quality education even in crisis conditions