The event Teaching and Learning (TaL) is for teachers from all Unite! partners interested in sharing teaching and learning practices. Next date: April 21 on the topic “Emotional Intelligence in Remote Teaching and Learning”. Registration deadline: April 14.

New Erasmus+ project IDEM launched

Unite! wants to create a new model of a European virtual and physical campus accessible to all Unite! students. The new Erasmus+ project “IDEM – Inclusion, Diversity, Equity in Mobility”, which was officially launched in a virtual kick-off meeting on February 14, aims to enable in particular students with disabilities, refugee students and first-generation students to fully participate in all mobility programmes between Unite! partner universities. Concrete approaches will be developed for this over the next three years. The project is coordinated by the TU Darmstadt.

Unite! wants to pave the way for the excellence in research, innovation and education that is essential to meet the challenges of our time. Our Mission Statement 2030 is the result of a concerted effort by the entire Unite! community.

Unite! University Network for Innovation, Technology and Engineering aims to reach the next level of development as a European university alliance, creating a wealth of new and unprecedented opportunities for its students, staff and partners in the coming years. Continuing its journey that began in 2019, Unite! aims to develop as a dynamic and inclusive university alliance, committed to long-term sustained collaboration and progressive integration.

The Manifesto presents the students’ ideas on the future of Higher Education in Europe, as well as some recommendations to make European universities more in line with their expectations.

In the perspective of the Conference on the Future of Europe which took place this past January, students from Bachelor’s to PhD from all European universities were invited to design a manifesto. This Conference was designed to be an incubator for new proposals for shaping the university of tomorrow, involving national authorities, the European Commission and drawing in particular on the feedback from the 41 alliances set up under the “European Universities” initiative.

The event Teaching and Learning (TaL) is for teachers from all Unite! partners interested in sharing teaching and learning practices. Next date: April 12 on the topic “ Make Students Active, Even Online”. Registration deadline: April 1.

Applications open

This master's programme allows you to choose between three European universities, to advance your knowledge in the broad field of computer networks and cybersecurity, and gain professional experience through tailored industry-relevant projects and entrepreneurship training. Application is already open and the deadlines vary from May to June, depending on the University students chose for their first year.

Unite! partner universities offer online sessions that will help students further their knowledge on the labor market, with particular focus on international careers.

The event Teaching and Learning (TaL) is for teachers from all Unite! partners interested in sharing teaching and learning practices. Next date: April 8 and 29 on the topic “Teaching and Learning in the International Classroom Tips & Tricks”. Registration deadline: March 25.

The event Teaching and Learning (TaL) is for teachers from all Unite! partners interested in sharing teaching and learning practices. Next date: March 30 on the topic “Sustainability Integration: Current Experiences – Future Perspectives”. Registration deadline: March 18.

It includes objectives, recommendations and actions that the universities of the alliance can promote to make Unite! a European driver of open science and innovation by 2023.

Unite! has presented the alliance's strategic roadmap for moving towards open science. The proposal includes a set of objectives and recommendations that universities and schools should promote, develop and transform into actions, redesigns and incentives, to advance the adoption of open science practices, principles and objectives in all the partner universities of the alliance.

The 5th Dialogue in Stockholm

The 5th Unite! Dialogue, “New Horizons”, took place on 8-10 March, hosted by KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm. The two new future partner universities – Graz University of Technology and Wroclaw University of Science and Technology – presented themselves to the alliance community and the Dialogue was the first event at which the UNITE.H2020 project was fully represented.

Ten Unite! students participated in the first session of the European Student Assembly, debating with other european students and formulating recommendations for the European Parliament. Policy recommendations will be published soon.

The event Teaching and Learning (TaL) is for teachers from all Unite! partners interested in sharing teaching and learning practices. Next date: March 23 on the topic “Making Lectures Interactive”. Registration deadline: March 14.

TU student Fatma Souissi for Unite! in Strasbourg

On March 3 and 4, 2022, Unite! students will participate in the European Student Assembly, which will bring together 200 designated student representatives from the 41 European University Alliances (EUAs) at the European Parliament in Strasbourg. This begins a series of meetings to give students a public voice in the European Union. TU student Fatma Souissi represents the alliance together with students from the other Unite! partner universities and talks about their objectives in an interview.

The international and interdisciplinary project for students enters the second round

Addressed to students willing to be part of a multidisciplinary team composed by colleagues from other national and foreign universities. During 3 weeks (face-to-face), participants will be encouraged to develop innovative techniques that may contribute to the current challenges of the Oceans sustainability.

Online courses for Unite! students

In online courses Unite! offers all students of the partner universities the possibility to exchange with other Unite! students, to learn new languages and to acquire intercultural competence.

One event in two parts

With March is approaching, and so is the 5th Unite Dialogue, New Horizons. For the first time, the Horizon 2020 project community will also attend a Unite! Dialogue in the perspective of a further integration of all the components of the Alliance

Share your vision of the university of the future and win a trip to Grenoble!

Gather a team of students in Unite! universities, prepare a video with your vision of the university of the future, send it to us before the 15th of May and compete with other teams to win an all-expenses-paid trip to Grenoble INP |UGA for the Unite!4Future Week.

TU employees in conversation

The university alliance Unite! wants to create a new model of a European virtual and physical campus. Many employees of the seven partner universities are working on this. One of them is Heidi Roßmann, Office Management UNITE! In this interview, she talks about her day-to-day work.

The alliance is working on the JPROV project proposal – Joint Programmes: Embedding Virtual Exchange. The first steps were taken in December 2021 during the Campfire organised by the Aalto JPROV community at the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya – BarcelonaTech (UPC).