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European Universities alliances are joining forces in a project called FOR-EU4All. The project brings together all current and future European Universities alliances—numbering over 60—into a unified, cohesive structure. The goal is to foster a collaborative and supportive environment where best practices and experiences can be shared not only among the alliances themselves but also with the broader European Higher Education (HE) sector. CHARM-EU is part of the European Universities alliances leading this project. 

The master's programme in Global Challenges for Sustainability consists of three phases. Students from the current cohort will soon complete the second phase in which they have chosen a track on food, water or life & health. We asked students from each of the tracks about their experiences. In this episode, Silvia Graells, who is studying the water track in Montpellier, shares her experiences with the water track.

The CHARM-EU Master's in Global Challenges for Sustainability programme is proud to announce some capstone publications by its recent graduates! These capstone projects tackled real-world sustainability issues, and the students' outcomes are now available for your exploration. Dive into CHARM-EU student publications to discover innovative approaches to sustainability!

Climate change is one of the most significant global challenges we face today. Addressing its impacts requires innovative solutions and collaborative efforts. A project undertaken by students from CHARM-EU’s MSc “Global Challenges for Sustainability” is providing exactly this type of effort: understanding agricultural systems vulnerability to climate change – the case of Botswana in the Limpopo River basin. 

Sixty CHARM-EU students from across Europe dove into the environmental issues faced by the Hérault region, France, from April 15th to 26th. Their mission: solve real-world challenges alongside local stakeholders.