The CHARM-EU Alliance has organized a variety of impactful events aimed at fostering collaboration and innovation among European universities.
Here is a list of past events that highlight their commitment to cultural exchange, education, and research.
In view of the recent or upcoming conclusion of several SwafS projects within pilot II European Universities Alliances, it is the ideal time to celebrate their achievements as well as […]
On Tuesday, 22 October 2024, The League of European Research Universities (LERU) will present its paper entitled 'Communicating with integrity - supporting researchers with best practice in communication', during an […]
Complementing our Annual Conference with the first ever CHARM-EU Cultural Festival, the CHARM-EU Days 2024 will focus on the broad concept of culture and intercultural learning, embracing the richness of diversity […]
Language Centres and departments from the different CHARM-EU partner universities will meet in Turku (Finland) to discuss networking and cooperation possibilities within the alliance. This is a networking event where […]
Participate in an engaging online event focused on youth empowerment and active participation within the European Digital UniverCity (EDUC) Alliance and beyond. This event will bring together youth voices and […]
Welcome to the IDEM – Inclusion, Diversity, Equity in Mobility Final Conference. Marking the culmination of three years of collaborative work among five partner institutions, this event will celebrate IDEM's collective […]
Join NHL Stenden's EU Values Compass Training designed specifically for educators looking to incorporate democracy, equality, and human rights into their classrooms. Over three interactive days, you’ll participate in practical […]
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