Why do borders exists? And can border regions become drivers of European integration?
Listen to Florian Weber and Julia Dittel, experts from Saarland University, on the latest Reach Out Podcast episode!
The 2026 Global Partnership Forum will take place as a dedicated platform for dialogue between academia and society, on May 27, from 9.30 a.m. to 5 p.m., during the T4EU Week “Community, Communities”, in Lisbon. Save the date
Filter Filter T4EU Green Transformer Summer School and Student ChallengeUniversity of Primorska,
On 14 April 2026, the European Universities Alliances Coordinators Working Retreat took place in Brussels, bringing together coordinators from across the European Universities Initiative for an intensive one day exchange.
This March, students, researchers and experts from Transform4Europe gathered at Universidade Católica Portuguesa, to discuss the future of heritage while exploring the wonders of Porto!
The 3-day Bootcamp is dedicated to the topical issue of the relationship between the Anthropocene and heritage.
On the sixteenth episode of the Reach Out Podcast, Robert van Voren, professor at Vytautas Magnus University, challenges traditional views on international relations, suggesting that the “old order” has been replaced by amore complex and direct power struggle.
This workshop provides a comprehensive overview of how to design, organize, promote, and communicate Pi Day as an effective science communication event, combining strategic planning, creative promotion, space design, and hands‑on activities.
On the sixteenth episode of the Reach Out Podcast, Robert van Voren, professor at Vytautas Magnus University, challenges traditional views on international relations, suggesting that the “old order” has been replaced by amore complex and direct power struggle.
The conversation with Interviewer ViktorasBachmetjevas, Professor at Vytautas Magnus University, covers the Crisis of Democracy, Three Great Powers, Russia’s Long-term Conflict, China’s Strategic Expansion and A New Reality for Europe.
The MuSkLE programme aims to recruit a total of 55 outstanding doctoral candidates from around the world in the fields of musculoskeletal health and related disciplines.
