The University of Catania (Italy) will host the final event to celebrate the end of 3-year project and the approval of the new proposal.
Sessions open to the public are planned.
EUNICE, the European University for Customised Education celebrates with the General Assembly of the 10 Rectors of the consortium, the conclusion of 3-year project EUNICE and the beginning of the new phase of EUNICE4U.
On the morning of September 18th, from 10:00 am, the presentation of history/current state of EUNICE and the dissemination on EUNICE activities will be open the public and all interested parties.
h. 10 – 11 am: Session 1-Welcoming; Presentation of History/Current state of EUNICE
h. 11.30 am – 1 pm: Session 2- Dissemination on EUNICE WPs “Activating a European University”
The final event agenda will also include parallel workshops of working teams involved in EUNICE and REunice, allowing staff to plan for the near future, toimplement and further develop their activities. These working meetings will be held on September 20th.
About EUNICE and Reunice
EUNICE, the European University for Customised Education, is designed to solve social and economic challenges, both globally and locally. In 2020, EUNICE was selected during the second call for pilot projects of European Universities of the European Commission. The alliance is nurtured by ten universities’ intellectual and infrastructure input –Poznań University of Technology (Poland), Brandenburg University of Technology (Germany), University of Cantabria (Spain), University of Mons (Belgium), University of Catania (Italy), Université Polytechnique Hauts-de-France (France), University of Vaasa (Finland), Polytechnic Institute of Viseu (Portugal), University of Peloponnese (Greece) and University of Karlstad (Sweden)–.
This alliance, born from the European Universities initiative and funded by the European Commission, is building a solid network of interactions between educational institutions and other agents to work on social and economic challenges.
EUNICE Research (Reunice project) was born in October 2021, funded by the EU’s H2020 Research and Innovation Programme, to align research and innovation agendas within the alliance. At the core of it lie the following objectives: to enhance human capital by implementing best practices, to share research infrastructures, to foster inclusivity and equality, to promote open science and cooperation between universities and other non-academic sectors.
