CHARM-EU Master’s Global Challenges for Sustainability: Module structure
This document provides an overview of the module structure for the MSc in Global Challenges for Sustainability.
Roadmap for a common science agenda (TORCH)
A detailed analysis conducted by the CHARM-EU research dimension (TORCH) and involving approximately 400 researchers highlights the common research strengths among the five partner universities and leads to a list of concrete research challenges to be developed further as pilot studies. This infographic describes the results of this analysis.
Common Science Agenda Challenge List (TORCH)
TORCH’s WP4 (‘Common Science Agenda’) aims to put forward a list of research challenges, based on the joint strengths of the CHARM-EU Alliance institutions, and connected to its Thematic Areas (Table ES1), to be developed further as pilots during the second half of the Project. The R&I transformative agenda acknowledges the diverse strengths and specialization […]
European Research Area Policy brief (TORCH)
In this policy brief, the European Universities pilot alliances report on the progress made through cooperation in selected R&I areas and provide a first set of recommendations to the European Commission for further policy development.
CHARM-EU Days 2021
European Universities’ cooperation: towards sustainable transdisciplinary partnerships Context, agenda and materials of the second CHARM-EU Annual Conference on 13 January 2022. Cooperation between different stakeholders in Higher Education is becoming more relevant to enhance sustainable innovation, digital transformation, citizen wellbeing, equitable and inclusive societies, and economic development. This vision has been reinforced particularly by the […]
CHARM-EU Teaching and Learning Keynote at the GO-DIJIP multiplier: Joint Programmes on the Move – a laboratory for digitalisation and innovative pedagogy
This presentation was used in the Keynote for the first Multiplier Event of the GO-DIJIP project in the wider framework of the Arqus European Alliance Annual Conference “Joint Programmes on the Move: a laboratory for digitalisation and innovative pedagogy”. Innovative and digital pedagogy in the CHARM European University joint Master’s was presented. This submission was the result […]
A Framework for Designing Professional Development for Inter-institutional Teaching Programmes in Higher Education: A CHARM European University Case Study (EAPRIL 2021)
“A Framework for Designing Professional Development for Inter-institutional Teaching Programmes in Higher Education: A CHARM European University Case Study” is a presentation that was used for the Conference for European Association for Practitioner Research on Improving Learning. It was part of a 90 minutes case study session. The slides contain the following topics: European Universities […]
Inter-institutional Professional Development for Academic Teachers: A CHARM European University Case Study (EAPRIL 2022)
“Inter-institutional Professional Development for Academic Teachers: A CHARM European University Case Study” is a presentation that was used for the Conference for European Association for Practitioner Research on Improving Learning in 2022. It was part of a 90 minutes case study session. The slides contain the following topics: European Universities Initiative, general information on CHARM-EU, the […]
Programme structure and content creation guidelines: MSc in Global Challenges for Sustainability
This document consists of a Programme Structure building on the Curriculum Design Blueprint (Work Package 3). For each phase (Preparatory, Flexible, Capstone/Final Project) it gives an overview of detailed module learning outcomes, learning activities and content. Programme and module content was developed by Knowledge Creation Teams (KCTs). Work Package 4 supported KCTs in further refining […]
TORCH Infographic: Cooperation between Universities and Enterprises
An analysis conducted by TORCH highlights strategies and best practices implemented to collaborate with non-academic actors and detect innovation emerging from research teams at the five partner universities. “Cooperation between universities, enterprises and societal actors allows enhancing innovations and creativity by boosting the exchange of skills and ideas, creating long-term partnerships, and promoting entrepreneurial culture […]