Catch-Up’s Second Edition Out Now! Dive into the new ERUA Student Magazine
The new issue of Catch-Up is here! Check out ERUA’s student magazine, this time featuring eco-art projects at Coral Beach, a strong case for students as partners in research, and – as always – more spotlights on current projects, stories and talents within ERUA. From thrilling travel seminars and engaging research articles to an insightful […]
“Studies without borders: MRU students reflect on double degree programmes in Europe and Asia”
Our second ERUA story will be coming from Mykolas Romeris University and presents the student’s experiance with the University’s dual degrees. While we look forward the common ERUA MA programme here is the story. Students who chose Mykolas Romeris University’s double degree programmes say that this experience has changed their lives. They study not only […]
The ULPGC organises the International Conference on Circular Labour Migration aligned with ERUA priorities
The University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria will hold the International Congress on Circular Labour Migration on 30 and 31 October 2025, link to the project Compass, with the aim of generating a space for academic and institutional reflection, as well as a knowledge base that will culminate in a comprehensive report on the […]
ERUA Travelling Seminars — Places of Memory: Holocaust in (Pop)Culture
In mid-June, SWPS University in Kraków hosted a group of students and academic teachers from the New Bulgarian University, who attended an intensive workshop focused on “The Holocaust in (Pop)Culture”. The workshop was part of an initiative “Places of Memory” carried out annually by NBU. The traveling seminar was funded by the European Reform University […]
Glass Jewels Lab: Material Storytelling through Glass and Flame
Dates: 15th and 19th of September 2025 Location: Sofia, Bulgaria Format: On-site NBU announces a five day intensive jewellery workshop that invites students to explore glass as both a medium and metaphor of memory. Under the guidance of Turkish artist Omur Duruerk, participants will develop their own artistic language through working with transparent, molten, and […]
ERUA Stories: The IUCES ULPGC’s Ciberlandia teaching innovation project concludes with the participation of more than 2,000 people. / El proyecto de innovación docente Ciberlandia del IUCES ULPGC concluye con la participación de más de 2.000 escolares.
Within the next few weeks, we would like to tell the stories of imagination that ERUA and its member universities have been engage with. So starting from this week, we will present one story per week, featuring an initiate that has laid the grounds for our Universities, to become the drivers of change in our […]
Discussion on the legal, political and humanitarian challenges of border controls between Germany and Poland
Since autumn 2023, Germany has been expanding controls at its external borders. Now the Polish government has also announced that it will tighten controls at its borders from 7 July. Against this highly topical background, the European University Viadrina Frankfurt (Oder) is hosting a panel discussion on the legal, political and humanitarian challenges of border […]
Call for Interuniversity Educational Innovation Projects (PIE) – provisional list of accepted and rejected proposals
Date: 27.06.2025 We are publishing the the provisional list of accepted and rejected proposals that have been submitted under the call for Interuniversity Educational Innovation Projects (PIE). A total of 10 Educational Innovation Project proposals were received within the deadline. You can find the Resolution on the provisional list of accepted and rejected applications, along with […]
New Bulgarian University hosted a friendly football tournament to mark the World Refugee Day
On the 20th of June 2025, New Bulgarian University hosted a friendly football tournament to mark the World Refugee Day. The event was hosted under the ERUA framework and was co-organized with our local partners in ERUA2 Work Package 5 “Achieving Social Change in ERUA’s Local Communities and Regions” – the Bulgarian State Agency for […]
Workshop at ULPGC Supports Spanish Teachers Working with Migrants
The University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (ULPGC) recently hosted a specialized workshop aimed at professionals and volunteers who teach Spanish to migrants arriving in Spain. Attendees included educators and collaborators from organizations such as the Red Cross, White Cross, Fundación Canaria Maín, Fundación ADSIS Canarias, AFAVI, Asociación Coliseo, and Fundación La Salle. This […]