To start off with the new phase of the Erasmus+ project, the alliance will hold the 7th Unite! Dialogue hosted by Grenoble INP graduate school of engineering and management, from February 28 to March 2, 2023.

Grenoble INP-UGA is hosting the 7th Unite! Dialogue from the 28th February until the 2nd March, bringing together the whole Unite! community of the nine partner universities. After being granted additional funding for another four years in the Erasmus+ program, this particular Dialogue is the opportunity for all the members working in Unite! projects (Communities (E+), Work Packages (H2020), JPROV and IDEM) to gather and make decisions shaping the future of the Alliance.

Stimmen der TU-Bachelor- und Masteralumni

Wie bewerten die Alumni der TU Darmstadt rückblickend ihr Studium? Nehmen die Bacheloralumni nach dem Abschluss ein Masterstudium auf? Wenn ja, an welcher Hochschule und wie gut gelingt der Übergang? Wo, wie gut und wie schnell fassen die Masteralumni nach dem Studium im Berufsleben Fuß?

TU Darmstadt entwickelt aktuelles Leitbild für Studium und Lehre

Mit einer Weiterentwicklung ihrer Grundsätze für Studium und Lehre schärft die TU Darmstadt ihr Profil in diesem wichtigen Teilbereich. Vizepräsident Heribert Warzecha erläutert, was sich dahinter verbirgt.

Unite! and five other alliances have secured the European Commission’s support for ED-AFFICHE, their joint proposal to pilot the European Degree label funded by the Erasmus+ programme.

This unprecedented collaboration among European University Alliances will enable Unite!, Una Europa, 4EU+, CHARM-EU, EC2U and EU-CONEXUS to make bold steps towards realising the transformative potential of the European Degree label. Pooling their collective expertise, the consortium will seek to improve the process of developing joint degrees as a central strand of the project.

Following the initiative of Wrocław University of Science and Technology, Unite! has invited seven universities from Ukraine to collaborate

The tertiary institutes will implement the “Green Transformation at Ukrainian Universities” project, funded by the National Academic Exchange Agency. The main objective is to support the academic community of Ukraine by engaging partner institutions in regular activities under the Unite! Erasmus+ programme, this work will be carried through by Unite!’s community devoted to “An Open Innovation Community for the Green Transition”, led by Wrocław University of Science and Technology. A second, equally important objective is to establish permanent cooperation between Ukrainian universities and Unite!, which will facilitate the country's post-war reconstruction process, as well as constituting an important step in the process of its integration into the European Union.

The Unite! community introduces itself

Unite! is a living and constantly growing alliance. Many people at the seven (soon to be nine) partner universities are working on different projects to make a European University a reality. Who they are and what exactly they do is what we show in the series “Let's Unite! – Get to know…”. Minna-Kaarina Forssén and Anneli Vartio from Aalto University will start this year.

Digital forms in TUCaN

From January 1st, 2023 you can submit your forms directly via your TUCaN account in the section Service > Forms. You can track the status of your forms and no longer have to wait for a postal response.

Share your vision of the university of the future and participate in the Unite! Student Festival

Gather a team of students in Unite! universities, prepare a video with your vision of the university of the future and compete with other teams to win a participation on the Unite! Student Festival in Lisbon.

Interdisciplinary research project for all Unite! students

Unite! students have until the 15th of January to apply to take part in an interdisciplinary real-life research project for the solution of an important challenge related to the sustainability of the Oceans. ULISSES – University of Lisbon Interdisciplinary Studies on Sustainable Environment and Seas is a project that will provide students with a deep knowledge of ocean related problems.

The Unite! community introduces itself

Unite! is a living and constantly growing alliance. Many people at the seven (soon to be nine) partner universities are working on different projects to make a European University a reality. Who they are and what exactly they do is what we show in the series “Let's Unite! – Get to know…”. This time, Arnold Pears from the KTH Royal Institute of Technology takes on.

TU Darmstadt kooperiert mit ArbeiterKind.de

Studierende der ersten Generation erfolgreich stärken – das ist das Ziel einer gemeinsamen Kooperationsvereinbarung zwischen der TU Darmstadt und der gemeinnützigen Organisation ArbeiterKind.de. TU-Präsidentin Professorin Tanja Brühl und Anna Spengler von der ArbeiterKind.de gGmbH, unterzeichneten am 2. Dezember 2022 das Partnerhochschul-Programm von ArbeiterKind.de.

Datenlotsen-Preise 2021 und 2022 verliehen

Am vergangenen Freitag (2.) sind an der TU die Datenlotsen-Preise für die Jahre 2021 und 2022 verliehen worden. Mit dem Datenlotsen-Preis werden jährlich bis zu vier Absolventinnen und Absolventen der TU Darmstadt für ihre herausragenden Bachelor- und Master-Abschlussarbeiten in den Fächern Informatik, Mathematik oder Wirtschaftsingenieurwesen gewürdigt.

Beatriz de Sousa Rodrigues and Pau Maza y Díaz will represent Unite! students in future

SURE! (Students in Unite! for Representation and Empowerment!) has introduced its two new spokespersons coinciding with the new phase of the alliance. They are Beatriz de Sousa Rodrigues, from ULisboa and Pau Maza, student at the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya · BarcelonaTech (UPC). SURE! is the student representative body of the alliance and as such participates in the Unite! Steering Committee. Unite! SURE! offers students from the nine Unite! partner universities the opportunity to co-create and engage with their peers from other European universities, who can then participate in the decisions and projects implemented by the alliance. 

Discover the diversity of the TU Darmstadt

Our university is diverse, international and creative. Until 24 December, we will therefore open a little door every day on the TU website and on the TU Instagram channel and give a small seasonal insight into the university and its diverse offers and culture. Of course, this is only a small selection, and there is much more to discover.

The two vice-presidents are the rectors of two Unite! partner universities, Ilkka Niemelä from Aalto University and Daniel Crespo from Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya · BarcelonaTech.

Based on the feedback from the European Commission, Unite! has decided to strengthen its leadership and establish two new Vice President positions. President Ilkka Niemelä from Aalto University and Rector Daniel Crespo from Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya were elected for these positions by the Academic Forum of Unite! on 29 November, 2022.