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Curious about how research operates within CHARM-EU? Explore our resources to learn more!

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Staff development in higher education interinstitutional collaborations: An exploratory literature review

A research collaboration focusing on inter-institutional professional development, emerging from the work of WP3 is...

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Emerging Technologies Reader

The Emerging Technology Reader is the output of our research into current trends in educational...

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Transdisciplinary Teambuilding Workshop

The aim of this workshop was to meet with all Knowledge Creating Teams (KCTs) to...

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CHARM-EU Winter School Report: Design Exemplar

The CHARM-EU Winter School Pilot Programme took place in from January 27th to 30th, 2021....

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CHARM-EU and TORCH – Educating and Researching the European University

As a member of the European University Alliance CHARM-EU, our ambition is to reconcile humanity with...

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Roadmap for a common science agenda (TORCH)

A detailed analysis conducted by the CHARM-EU research dimension (TORCH) and involving approximately 400 researchers...

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Common Science Agenda Challenge List (TORCH)

TORCH’s WP4 (‘Common Science Agenda’) aims to put forward a list of research challenges, based...

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European Research Area Policy brief (TORCH)

In this policy brief, the European Universities pilot alliances report on the progress made through...

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TORCH Infographic: Cooperation between Universities and Enterprises

An analysis conducted by TORCH highlights strategies and best practices implemented to collaborate with non-academic...

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Capstone projects – Master’s in Global Challenges for Sustainability – 3rd Edition 2023 – 2025

Below the 15 capstone projects of the students from the 3rd edition of the master’s...

TORCH Common Science Agenda: Driving Collaboration and Transdisciplinary Research to Address Global Sustainability Challenges

OVERARCHING GOAL OF TORCH’S TRANSFORMATIVE RESEARCH AGENDA: to foster collaboration within CHARM-EU by exploring common...

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Hybrid classroom model

Publication date: September 2024. CHARM-EU Work Package on Information Technology has developed a document outlining...

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Open Science Survey and Gap Analysis (TORCH)

The present report contains the survey responses in summarised and raw formats along with their...

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Research Assessment Report (TORCH)

This report outlines the impacts of implementing a connected RRI strategy on research assessment and...

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European Research Area Policy brief (TORCH)

In this policy brief, the European Universities pilot alliances report on the progress made through...

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