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.
The European Accessibility Resource Centre (AccessibleEU) is one of the key initiatives proposed in the European Commission's Strategy for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities 2021-2030. The consortium working on this project consists of ENAT, EASPD, University Johannes Kepler Linz, UNE and is led by Fundación ONCE. This event, organised by AccessibleEU in collaboration with […]
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 within European University Alliances and celebrating it as a source of strength and inspiration.Europe's culture is diverse and rooted in its art, architecture, traditions, cuisines, […]
The KIND conference aims to explore the role of universities as informal diplomatic actors, deepening the understanding of their transformative role within the CIVICA alliance and the broader context of the European Universities Initiative. As our global landscape continues to evolve rapidly, knowledge serves as a critical tool for informed decision-making and innovative responses to […]
On November 21, 2024 the EuroTeQ Engineering University invites all colleagues of other European Alliances or institutions not yet part of an alliance, as well as representatives of the EU institutions and National Erasmus+ Agencies, to the first EuroTeQ Day – a celebration of university collaboration and educational excellence across Europe. This unique event will bring together […]
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