From the fall semester 2022/2023, all undergraduate students who are recognized in the Dean’s List of the School of IT receive a scholarship of 300 euros in one month, the purpose of which is to motivate students to study with a nominal load and graduate in a nominal time. The […]
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As the University for the Common Good, research focuses on finding solutions to three of society’s biggest challenges; living Healthy lives, building Inclusive societies and creating Sustainable environments. Projects work locally and internationally to support the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals and we need research students like you who are ready […]
University was founded in 1409, making it one of the oldest in Germany: a comprehensive university with 14 faculties, 460 professorships and 30,000 students. The Augustusplatz campus is located in the heart of the city. Its Leibnizforum is the perfect place for students and staff to catch up and take […]
Benedikt Grothe is a political science student at Leipzig University and has been part of Arqus since the end of 2021. In just under a year, he has had exciting trips with and through the university alliance, gained valuable experience, has been elected Chair of the Student Council and is […]
The interest in the European Student Card (ESC) is growing as our numbers are steadily increasing, and it’s because of you! The number of students has more than doubled since a year ago, and the number of Higher Education Institutions issuing ESCs has increased by 120% compared to last year. […]
CIVIS achievements, obstacles and future challenges: an interview with Annemie Schaus, Rector of the Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB) and the current President of CIVIS. Q: CIVIS is now well into the third and final year of its first funding period. What would you say are the most significant achievements […]
As part of the Open Innovation Challenge, EUTOPIA is hosting the EUTOPIA Placemaking Challenge Program Hackathon. It takes place from the 23rd to the 25th of February, and the theme of the challenge is innovative procurements within coordinated goods distribution. Every year, over 250 000 government agencies within the EU procure products and […]
Fears over job security and quality of work for a new class of disaffected citizens – the ‘precariat’ – could explain the rise of popular extremist parties across Europe, according to a new study. Studying the 2017 national elections in France and the Netherlands, researchers discovered a link between electoral […]
The European Union’s French Presidency puts education and skills at the centre of public action as part of a new European model for growth. In a year highlighted by the culmination of the Conference on the future of Europe through which citizens contribute to defining Europe’s future policy for the years and […]
Change Makers: Irish universities’ most innovative and transformative research projects solve real-life problems 6-part documentary series by RTÉ and the Irish Universities Association explores game-changing university research projects. Airing from Monday Jan 3rd 8.30pm RTE1. Series charts the work of university researchers and the lives of the people they help as they […]
