The VI Unite! Dialogue is fast approaching

To close the pilot phase of the Erasmus+ project and launch the future activities, the Alliance will hold the VI Unite! Dialogue in Politecnico di Torino, with task force meetings and public plenary sessions.

Open Science Summer School at Aalto University

One of the focus areas of the UNITE.H2020 project is the promotion of open science. Open science is transparent and accessible knowledge that is shared and developed through collaborative networks. It involves sharing ideas, data, methods and results with local, national, regional and global collaborative networks of research participants. It also goes beyond this to encompass the production and use of this scientific knowledge among these collaborative networks.

Auftaktveranstaltung „getTUgether“ am 21. September

Auf dem Campus Stadtmitte, Lichtwiese und Botanischer Garten der TU Darmstadt sind ab dem 21. September 2022 mehrere Sitzbänke als „getTUgether“ Bänke gekennzeichnet. Diese bieten Gelegenheit, einander zu begegnen, in den Austausch zu kommen – oder ganz einfach ein Gespräch zu führen.

Apply now online till October 7, 2022

Great opportunity: The Deutschlandstipendium offers students 300 euros per month, for at least one year and independent of BAföG. In addition, scholarship holders get in contact with representatives of industry and society and can start forming their own network.

Members of all Unite! partner universities visit the new partner in Poland

Wrocław University of Science and Technology (Wroclaw Tech), which together with the Graz University of Technology (TU Graz) have recently joined the Unite! alliance, hosted the last meeting of representatives of all Unite! Steering Committee. This body of the alliance integrates the so-called Key Liaison Officers (KLO) along with their deputies, and it is responsible for the coordination and continuous development of the alliance, as well as for cooperation between the partner universities, comprising the representatives from all partners.

Studierende für Moderation, Videoproduktion und Interviews gesucht

Du möchtest mit uns gemeinsam einen tollen Einstieg für unsere „Neuen“ in das Studium an der TU Darmstadt gestalten? Das Eventmarketing-Team der TU sucht für die zentrale Erstsemesterbegrüßung 2022 am 17. Oktober Studierende für die Moderation, als Field-Reporter:in sowie als Video-Interview-Partner:in für Erfahrungsberichte rund um das Studium. Interesse? Bewirb dich bis zum 2. September.

European Commission approves funds for second funding phase

Unite!’s proposal to be a technology and innovation driver for the advancement of a green and digital Europe has been approved by the European Commission (EC).

Department of Mechanical Engineering is looking for Unite! students

The Institute for Mechatronic Systems of the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the TU Darmstadt is looking for a Unite! student who is interested in doing a Master's thesis on European electricity pricing. The institute will provide supervision both on-site (Erasmus programme) and virtually (without exchange programme).

Unite! students can access the new autumn offer of online language courses, communication and global skills offered by the member universities of Unite!

The Unite! Multilingual and Multicultural Training Centre has launched the new autumn series of Virtual learning tools and Language learning. These course offer students the possibility to improve their global competence, their ability to communicate and work effectively with people of different backgrounds through language and culture courses. The courses can be taken online and its an opportunity to learn with students from other European universities. Participating in this offer of courses, the student will be able to improve his knowledge of some of the nine official languages of the alliance.

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…”. Student Eudeline Peigneux from Grenoble INP – UGA introduces herself.

Recording of the Unite! career session

More than 100 students and doctoral candidates attended a career online session on 8 June 2022 to learn about career opportunities for international talents in Germany. The event was part of the event series “Empower your career with Unite!”.

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, our TU colleague Benedetta Gennaro introduces herself.

The winning project was the “Unite! Arts & Sports festival”, which was announced last week during the Unite! Summer Community Event in Stockholm

In the Unite! 4Future competition, mixed student teams from all Unite! partner universities compete against each other with their ideas for the university of the future. The second round of the competition was won by the team “Unite! Arts & Sports Festival”. The award ceremony took place last week during the Unite! Summer Community Event in Stockholm last week.

Lively and creative discussions during Unite! Summer Community Event

A bright and mostly sunny Stockholm welcomed more than 200 Unite! staff members and students for the Unite! Summer Community Event June 13-15. The event gathered members of the Erasmus+ Task Forces and the Horizon 2020 Work Packages and around 30 meetings were scheduled. In addition, a number of open seminars were arranged on different Unite!-related themes.

The Alliance is committed to Flexible Study Pathways

The alliance presents a first report including definitions and recommendations for Flexible Study Pathways (FSPways) in order to build a common framework for flexibility that can be easily communicated to students, teachers and non-teaching staff.