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 […]
The CHARM-DEN International Pitches, scheduled for 21st October 2024 from 16h to 18h UTC+2, will serve as a dynamic platform where innovation meets opportunity. This online event will […]
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 […]
A union of skills for a sovereign and prosperous Europe facing demographic and technological challenges. Find the programme here: https://charm-eu.eu/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Which-and-how-many-engineers-for-tomorrow-Programme.pdf
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 […]
How to balance sustainability and internationalisation? It is an increasingly important challenge for all actors involved in internationalisation activities, and is particularly acute when it comes to mobility. This dilemma, […]
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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