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.
At this year's UB Mobility Fair you will find information points with staff from the international relations offices of the different faculties that will offer you personalized advice. An information session about CHARM-EU and its master's programme in Global Challenges for Sustainability will be held from 12:00 to 12:30.
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 to consider the opportunities and challenges that the Alliances will face in the R&I domain in the future. You'll find the programme and link to […]
The graduation of the students of Master's programme in Global Challenges for Sustainability second cohort will take place the 25th September at the Trinity College Dublin.
The theme of 5th Edition of the Dutch and Flemish National Interdisciplinary Education conference will be: Boundary Crossing. Transdisciplinary teaching and learning. Marjanneke Vijge (CHARM-EU Utecht University Academic Director) will participate in the conference. Dutch and Flemish higher education institutions are very much invited to share and discuss their inspiring examples and case studies, and […]
Date: 9 May 2023 Time: 2 - 4:30 PM IST Location: Trinity Long Room Hub Fellow Square Trinity College Dublin 2 Ireland In April 2023, the League of European Research Universities (LERU) published a new paper, Implementing interdisciplinarity in research-intensive universities: good practices and challenges, examining progress on implementing interdisciplinarity among member universities since their 2016 position paper, Interdisciplinarity and […]
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