On the 8th of March 2023, CHARM-EU is organising its second TORCH Annual Forum titled “Sharing Common R&I Policies and Strategies: strengthening collaborations towards a transformational approach”.
In this first of a series of EUA workshops on digital transformation in higher education and research, a select group of university leaders will share best practices and engage in a Europe-wide discussion focusing on institutional policies.
This event will also foster discussion on the development of holistic strategies that allow institutions to harness the potential of digital transformation and the fundamental questions that this raises for university leaders.
On December 13th and 14th 2022, the CHARM-EU Alliance is hosting the public CHARM-EU Annual Conference in Barcelona. Participants will have the opportunity to take a look forward while also reflecting on the achievements of the CHARM-EU Alliance in order to evaluate the multilevel impact of the European University Alliances. Registrations are now open and available here.
Next 15 November 2022 the European University Alliance UNA Europa will be organising in Brussels thier 1Europe journey and gear up for the next leg of the Una Europa venture. Open to friends of Una Europa, this event will showcase the successes of 1Europe and provide an outlook to the future.
This year the University Alliance for Sustainability will dedicate its annual conference (earlier: Spring Campus) to newcomers, to young researchers who aspire to make the world a better place. For this, a promising exchange of ideas between actors from the UAS and the Una Europa Alliance will be facilitated throughout this digital Emerging Researcher’s conference. Both alliances serve as a platform for sustainability in research. This joint conference aims to inspire networking among young researchers and support their future careers.
The next CHARM-EU World Café aims to define problem spaces to work with in the first, Preparatory phase of our Master’s programme by discussing with students, academics and other external actors challenges related to sustainability.
Being inclusive is one of the core values of the CHARM-EU alliance. As we are engaged in the process of making higher education in Europe more inclusive and accessible, Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE) will host the first ever CHARM-EU Inclusion Conference in Budapest on 16th September 2022.
On 26 October 2022, Girls Go Circular – in collaboration with the European Commission, Directorate-General for Education, Youth, Sport and Culture (DG EAC) – is organising the second edition of the Women and Girls in STEM Forum. The event will gather researchers, practitioners, and influential stakeholders in STEM and gender equality and connect them with the students participating in Girls Go Circular’s innovative learning programme.
The second edition’s theme is “Empowering Girls in Science and Technology”.The Women and Girls in STEM Forum will also celebrate the participation of thousands of girls from 11 European countries in the Girls Go Circular project and offer them the opportunity to receive mentoring from leading professionals.
The event, entitled “Connecting people, spaces and realities”, will be hosted by the University of Deusto in Bilbao, Spain, on 2-3 February 2023. TMhe European Learning & Teaching Forum is an opportunity for the European higher education community to exchange on institutional practice in learning and teaching, and on European higher education policy. The Forum welcomes members of higher education institutions, in particular vice-rectors for academic affairs, deans, heads of learning and teaching centres, as well as management and students, but also policy-makers and other stakeholders.
The EuroScience Open Forum (ESOF) created by EuroScience in 2004, is the largest biennial interdisciplinary meeting on science and innovation in Europe, for and with society. This year’s conference theme is all about unity and bridging gaps not just between the humanities, the social science, the natural, medical and physical sciences but also between scientists, policy makers, the media and the general public.
