EPICUR

Conference: "Europe of the future, what challenges?" on 13 and 14 January.
2022-01-13 08:00 - 2022-01-14 17:00 (Europe/Paris)
As part of the upcoming French Presidency of the Council of the European Union, the University of Strasbourg, in partnership with the Franco-German University, is organising a hybrid event entitled “Europe of the future, what challenges? on 13 and 14 January at the Château de Pourtalès in Strasbourg.

These two days will be an opportunity to address a wide range of issues relating to the future of the European Union: multilingualism and identities in Europe, scientific issues, economic recovery and technological innovation, Franco-German cooperation…

Conference, round table, workshop; the plurality of the programmed formats aims to encourage the exchange and mutual enrichment between scientific experts, professionals, PhD students and students.

For more information and to register, please contact Thibault Delabarre: tdelabarre@unistra.fr

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EPICradles. Online info session
2021-12-16 10:00 - 11:00 (Europe/Paris)
Online Info Session on the EPICUR Pathway to Research10-11 am (CEST) Zoom. https://forms.office.com/r/4mMMQDfJJY

Did you attend one of our EPICamps and are now wondering how the “EPICUR Pathway to Research” continues? If yes, come join us for this info session!

This informational session aims to explain the “EPICUR Pathway to Research” to interested early career researchers (ECRs), including late-stage PhD Candidates and PostDocs. EPICradles, building on the EPICamps, are the second step of our EPICUR Pathway to Research and give ECRs the opportunity to strengthen their research collaboration, develop skills and tools for inter- and transdisciplinary research, and engage with experts in the field. It will allow ECRs to create potential research projects with the benefits of both funding and institutional support provided through EPICUR.

Hard facts: EPICradles will take place over the course of three months (2nd/3rd quarter of 2022) and two groups of up to 5 researchers are chosen to work (both physically and virtually) on topics relating to the EPIChallenges (sustainability, mobility, migration & identity, and the transition of public health). As such, EPICradles are an opportunity to prepare a joint research proposal for the last step of the “EPICUR Pathway to Research”, the EPIClusters, offering up to 150.000 € to chosen research groups of ECRs.

If you wish to join us, please sign up for our info session here: https://forms.office.com/r/4mMMQDfJJY

2nd EPICamp "Sustainability, material use and climate justice"
2021-12-02 08:00 - 2021-12-03 17:00 (Europe/Paris)
In order to tackle the climate crisis and to enable a sustainability transformation, we need to recognize planetary boundaries and adapt our demand accordingly while considering intra- and intergenerational justice. A sustainability transition is required, away from fossil fuel use towards a circular bioeconomy, where limited resources such as land and raw materials are used carefully and in a way that intra- and intergenerational justice at multiple social and spatial scales is assured. The resulting societies, and their production and consumption patterns, are envisioned to rest on renewable resources (biomass, wind, solar, hydro, etc.) and on non-renewables (like metals or sand) that are used only in a circular manner and within planetary boundaries. But this transition entails changed resource requirements potentially resulting in new sustainability concerns regarding the expected additional pressure on land ecosystems (for biomass production as well as surface area for conservation or infrastructure etc.) which are already in competition with provisioning for agricultural, forestry, infrastructural, and settlement needs, as well as competing with challenges of biodiversity conservation and human well-being more broadly.
Questions arise not only about how such a transition can be achieved, but also which justice implications are entailed to different societal groups.
Traditionally, large scale transformation scenario modelling has paid little attention to equity and justice questions at the national and, in particular, the sub-national scale. Here, strong commitments to rapidly curb greenhouse gas emissions by transitioning to a decarbonized economy meet with local efforts to address the impacts of climate change. Consequently, climate action needs to be tackled in accordance with resource use (energy, materials, land) and socio-economic drivers accounting for regionally and internationally specific justice concerns.

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List of keywords and sub-themes:

Social metabolism as key to understand the material and energy underpinnings of sustainability
Land-use changes within planetary boundaries that support a bioeconomy
Climate change and climate justice: inter- and intragenerational perspectives
Material wealth, services, sufficiency, and equity
Ecosystem impact of human activities incl. climate change
Energy and sustainability transitions
Trade and teleconnections in the course of sustainability transformations
Sustainable agriculture and forestry, incl. agroforestry
Afforestation and Reforestation of marginal lands
The role of agriculture and forestry combating climate change
Supporting biodiversity conservation and ‘non-material’ human well-being in context of conflicting demands on land

Early career researchers

Potential participants of the EPICamps should have a general interest in conducting interdisciplinary research and/or working in a transdisciplinary manner with non-university partners. You should have a proven interest in the topic of the EPICamps you wish to attend. However, no previous experience in the field and/or inter-and transdisciplinary work is required.

Based on the format of the barcamp/unconference, the program of each EPICamp will look different and open up opportunities to present and discuss research and projects in mini-thesis presentations, poster sessions, panel or group discussions, etc., but also space for ad-hoc meetings, one-on-one video chats, academic speed dating sessions and methodological exchange.

Call

Please check out our Call for Participation and follow us on twitter for regular updates on upcoming EPICamps regarding European Culture, Sustainability and more. Applications are due November 15.

If you have any questions, please contact: epicur-research@mail.uni-freiburg.de

EPICUR Forum & Festival 2021
2021-11-24 09:00 - 2021-11-26 18:00 (Europe/Paris)
The EPICUR Alliance is organizing its second public FORUM!

The 2nd Annual EPICUR FORUM, hosted this year by the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, will take place virtually, on the 24 – 26 November 2021.

The objective of the Forum is to engage all 8 University communities in passionate activities & exchanges around topics which are directly linked to the activities of the EPICUR Alliance. This year’s Forum aims at gathering together students and staff members from our universities around different activities dedicated to the topics of Innovation & Inclusion. In the frame of this year’s Forum, there will be various formats addressing different topics, themes and audiences in an interdisciplinary and intercultural fashion.

The registrations to the Forum are now open. you can sign up now and have a look at our rich and diverse programme!

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"How Bilingualism Changes Minds" LAS lecture by Prof. Ellen Bialystok
2021-10-21 18:00 - 19:00 (Europe/Paris)
Participate in the first online lecture in the LAS (Liberal Arts & Sciences) Invited Lectures in Bilingualism and Multilingualism series, which will take place on October 21 at 6:00 pm on the zoom platform.

Everyone can attend, but you need to register.Registration link: https://forms.office.com/r/0UGaWVBtvh

This will be the inaugural lecture of the IAS Invited Lecture Series in Bilingualism and Multilingualism organised by the Faculty of English and Bilingualism Matters@Poznań in 2021-22.

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COURSE. Intercultural Understanding in the Euro-Mediterranean Region (KIT). Info session
2021-10-16 10:00 - 10:30 (Europe/Paris)
Intercultural Understanding in the Euro-Mediterranean Region

Feel free to join us for the information session and decide afterwards if you want to participate. Please register here before the information session, so that we can provide you with the link. The registration becomes binding only after this first session. During the information session (Sat, 16. Oct 21 10:00 on zoom) we will provide you with an overview on the online format, with information how to register on the online platform and on the requirements to receive 1 credit point.

Start: Wednesday, 27th October 2021, 15:00-16:30Online (in English)

The online course aims to provide insights into the mutual perceptions of people from different European and Southern and Eastern Mediterranean (SEM) countries. Using concrete examples, this video-based and interactive course enables participants to discuss their own and common identities, values and fears, as well as the influence of religion on their views and of different media on their opinions, and to discuss effective measures to combat radicalisation and to live better together in multicultural cities and societies with peers from other cultures. Participants learn to adopt other perspectives; they acquire and test important intercultural competences and train their English discussion skills. The course duration is 4 weeks, with an estimated time commitment of 2-3 hours of self-study per week. One module will take place each week (4 modules in total). In addition, two online meetups (90 mins) will be organised to facilitate further real-time small group discussions among participants (27 October and 10 November 2021). The course is jointly organised by the Anna Lindh Foundation and UNIMED.Referent:Eleonora Insalaco, Racha Omeyri

Learn more about the course in this video!Seminar dates and registration: https://www.zak.kit.edu/anmeldung.php/event/44715?

Contact: swenja.zaremba@kit.edu

EPICUR-RESEARCH // First EPICamp in October 2021: “Mobility, Migration, Multilingualism”
2021-10-15 08:00 - 2021-10-16 17:00 (Europe/Paris)
The EPICUR team is pleased to be able to organise three EPICamps this year in the context of EPICUR Research; the first of them “Mobility, Migration, Multilingualism: Shaping European Identities and Languages Past and Present” organised by Freiburg/Poznán/Strasbourg will take place on October 15/16, 2021. EPICamps are virtual, interactive events aimed at Early Career Researchers from the EPICUR alliance in order to create a space for exchange, collaboration and academic matchmaking between scholars from different disciplines and research areas. Researchers from all – especially early – career stages, from all disciplines and from all partner institutions can participate.

Potential participants of the EPICamps should have a general interest in conducting interdisciplinary research and/or working in a transdisciplinary manner with non-university partners. You should have a proven interest in the topic of the EPICamps you wish to attend. However, no previous experience in the field and/or inter-and transdisciplinary work is required.

Based on the format of the barcamp/unconference, the program of each EPICamp will look different and open up opportunities to present and discuss research and projects in mini-thesis presentations, poster sessions, panel or group discussions, etc., but also space for ad-hoc meetings, one-on-one video chats, academic speed dating sessions and methodological exchange. Please check out our first Call for Participation [insert link] and follow us on twitter for regular updates on upcoming EPICamps regarding European Culture, Sustainability and more.

If you have any questions, please contact: epicur-research@mail.uni-freiburg.de

Mobility, Migration, Multilingualism:

Shaping European Identities and Languages Past and Present

EPICUR’s first EPICamp will take place 15/16 October 2021 fully online. The EPICamp will be an immersive experience bringing together researchers, non-university partners and from our eight partner universities and beyond.

Mobility, migration, and multilingualism have shaped and challenged European society(ies) for centuries; from the middle ages to contemporary times, movements of diverse population groups have changed the production and communication of knowledge and impacted linguistic, social, cultural as well as economic and political systems. The first EPICamp of 2021 will take place under the umbrella of the EPIChallenge “Mobility, Migration, Identity”, bringing together scholars from a broad spectrum of disciplines and fields so as to invite multiple perspectives on these topics.

From the impact of exploration and expansion by early elites to the many forms of voluntary as well as forced migration throughout the past centuries, Europe’s peoples have shaped and been shaped by the interactions with global forces as much as by inner-European movements. Many issues that affect our European Society(ies) today mirror developments which have recurred throughout Europe’s long and complex history, creating linguistic and socio-cultural (e.g. ethnic, religious) plurality. This in turn engendered manifold forms of governing institutions and economic systems to address and steer such plurality. Trends and attitudes towards migration, mobility, and multilingualism observed today can be traced back to the past that in turn foreshadowed the present. Encouraging a broad dialectical dialogue identifying new interdisciplinary research, scholars hailing from medieval studies to modern linguistic research and current social studies are invited to explore intersections of past and present.

The EPICamp will offer thematic subsections within the broad range of topics and disciplines, including (but not limited to) medieval studies, linguistics, history, sociology, cultural studies, philosophy and law:

Subsection: Movement, Diversity, Language  Subsection: Knowledge in Motion Subsection: Migration, Language, Identity  Subsection: Language Acquisition and Development Subsection: Migration, Multilingualism, Educational Systems Subsection: Multilingualism, Emotions, Identity

For more information, please consult our website on EPICamps or the Call for Participation.

Applications are due September 15. Registration is open until October 5, 2021.

EPICUR celebrates multilingualism! At the University of Strasbourg
2021-09-25 13:00 - 18:00 (Europe/Paris)
Under the scope of the EPICUR European University Alliance, the University of Strasbourg wishes to bring together experts, teaching and administrative staff, students and high school pupils for an afternoon of exchange on issues related to multilingualism. This event is planned on the eve of the European Day of Languages organised by the Council of Europe every 26 September.

The event consists in a plenary session with introductory speeches from various institutional personalities, and a presentation of the first results of the questionnaire on students’ incentives to learn foreign languages, followed by two sessions happening simultaneously:

On the one hand, a workshop aimed at EPICUR students and French high school students will allow them to discuss in groups around students’ motivation to learn foreign languages. On the other hand, a workshop-conference will take place, where researchers, experts, teachers and staff will be able to give presentations followed by discussions on multilingualism topics encountered daily in EPICUR, namely the management of multilingual and multicultural classrooms and the role of English in higher education.

For any questions, please contact multilingualism@epicur.education

EPICURmaps - Invitation to a Prototype Validation Workshop
2021-09-14 09:00 - 16:30 (Europe/Paris)
Within EPICUR, we took the challenge to develop a web-based solution that could be helpful for you and your organization! With EPICURmaps we aim to connect stakeholders from different European countries and foster collaboration, entrepreneurial activities, and innovation.
This exciting product is now in the prototype phase, and we need your help to validate its functionalities, features and requirements for a successful launch. For that, you are warmly invited to our EPICURmaps Validation Workshop to help us with your feedback, to improve our tool, and become a part of the EPICUR network.
As a student, entrepreneur, or professional you can take the first steps towards our goal: connect with people from six European regions with a common interest: “Sustainable Entrepreneurship” and have the chance to expand your personal and professional network
Find the schedule according to your role below and register to our online workshop on Sept. 14th!

Students: 09:00-10:30 CET (open for all fields of studies)
Entrepreneurs: 13:00- 14:30 CET (Interest in Sustainable & Responsible Entrepreneurship)
Professionals: 15:00- 16:30 CET (e.g. HR/int. R&D, Marketing/Network Management etc.)

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Registration is open until Sept. 10th 2021. For further questions, please contact Alexander Tittel (alexander.tittel@kit.edu)

Launch of the EPICUR European Model Language Policy
2021-09-09 15:00 - 17:00 (Europe/Paris)
The language policy launch will be a hybrid event and will feature the “unboxing” of the EPICUR European Model Language Policy. The 9 September 15:00 CEST.

After signing a joint statement on Multilingualism, the EPICUR alliance has been working hard to develop the first-ever European model language policy for European universities which will be presented during a hybrid event.

The launch event is open to all European universities and public institutions and will feature the “unboxing” of the EPICUR European Model Language Policy by EPICUR student and staff representatives.

The model language policy aims to offer a framework in which linguistic and cultural inclusiveness, diversity and accessibility within higher education institutions is highlighted at both the institutional as the European universities alliance level. It also contains a range of best practices and examples from EPICUR universities and European universities alliances on the implementation and promotion of multilingualism in the fields of teaching & learning, research, governance and communication.

The University of Amsterdam is happy to host the launch event as the coordinating partner on the theme of Multilingualism & Inclusive Governance within the EPICUR alliance. The European model language policy will be made available on the EPICUR website during the launch event. You can register via this link, if you wish to receive more information and an invitation to the launch event.

EPICUR Internship Programme - info session
2021-09-08 13:00 - 14:30 (Europe/Paris)
Please register for the Info Session by Monday, September 6th, 2021 via email at internships-epicur@intl.kit.edu.

Are you EPICurious to gain practical experiences abroad through an internship in an enterprise or in a civil society organisation?Are you looking for opportunities to broaden your horizons and improve your intercultural skills?Would you like to gain work experience in an international environment?Then the EPICUR Internship Exchange Programme might be right for you!

What is it about?

The EPICUR Internship Exchange Programme is an EPICUR mobility programme offering advanced bachelor and master´s students the opportunity to complete a cross-border exchange in one of the 8 EPICUR universities’ locations*Participants from all degree programmes are welcome to apply (depending on the position requirements)Internships are offered at private enterprises as well as civil society organisations (to be completed as a civic engagement activity)Internships and civic engagement activities can be arranged on an individual basis between February and June 2022 with a minimum duration of 2 months

* In the upcoming run, internship positions are available in the regions of Karlsruhe, Vienna, Poznan, Strasbourg and Thessaloniki.

Learn more about the EPICUR Internship Exchange Programme and how to apply in the online information session taking place on September 8th from 13h00 – 14h30 (CET)!

Please register for the Info Session by Monday, September 6th, 2021 via email at internships-epicur@intl.kit.edu.

Please note that for the upcoming round positions will primarily be offered as physical internships. If required, virtual internships may be possible in consultation with the providing organisations.

PhD Exchange Programme - info session
2021-09-07 13:00 - 14:30 (Europe/Paris)
Please register for the Info Session by Monday, September 6th, 2021 via email at phd-epicur@intl.kit.edu.
Be EPICURious – be an Explorer!

Are you EPICurious to gain first-hand interdisciplinary research experience with world-leading experts and access to research infrastructures at other European universities?
Are you looking for opportunities to develop intercultural competence and other transversal skills through additional training to support and complement your research expertise?
Would you like to expand your research networks and enhance your CV?
Then the EPICUR PhD Exchange Programme might be just the thing for you!

What does the programme offer?

The PhD Exchange Programme – Research, Training and Skills Development is an EPICUR mobility programme offering PhD candidates the opportunity to complete a cross-border exchange in one of the 8 EPICUR universities’ locations.*

Programme participants from all research fields are welcome (depending on the position requirements) and will be involved in current research projects at the providing research institutes (at the EPICUR university or in its region)

Programme participants will be invited to participate in virtual workshops on the topic of intercultural competence and other additional skills to support and complement research expertise (not mandatory)

Participants will be assigned a mentor at the receiving institute to provide ongoing guidance and support

The exchanges will take place between February and July 2022 with a minimum duration of 2 months

Participants may have the option to complete the exchange on site, virtually, or in a blended format (in consultation with the hosting research institutes)

* During the 2022 pilot run, exchange positions may not be available in all locations.

Learn more about the EPICUR PhD Exchange Programme and how to apply at the online Info Session on September 7th, 2021 from 13h00 – 14h30 (CET)!Please register for the Info Session by Monday, September 6th, 2021 via email at phd-epicur@intl.kit.edu.

EPICURtalks - SUMMER SOCIAL (postponed)
2021-07-06 17:30 - 18:30 (Europe/Paris)
The EPICUR Alliance cordially invites you to its EPICURtalks SUMMER SOCIAL on July 6th, 2021, at 5.30pm (CET)

Register now until July 5th. Please RSVP to: k.kiefel@zv.uni-freiburg.de or register directly via the EPICURtalks group on the Community Platform

As temperatures rise and semesters close in our partner universities, our EPICURtalks – Series also heads for a summer break. But before we all head off to well-deserved vacations, the EPICURtalks ends its first successful semester with a less formal gathering: EPICURtalks first ever virtual apéro. This event will be an opportunity to exchange with colleagues from all partners about the semester, the EPICURtalks you have attended throughout the semester, and perhaps even find partners for future collaborations in EPICUR.

The Freiburg EPICUR team will organize some joint activities to jump start networking and exchange and then leave a lot of space for interaction and individual conversations.

Finally, the EPICUR team at University of Freiburg, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology and Aristotle University have been hard at work to create an EPICUR Community of Teaching & Learning for teaching and educational staff. The EPICURtalks Social will be an opportunity to catch a first glimpse of this exclusive repository for didactic treasures.

While you have to bring your own apéro, we will certainly bring the entertainment. To set the mood, we also provide a few of our EPICouch backgrounds and invite you to share your favorite insider tips for summer vacationeers on our scrumblerboard.

To join our EPICUR Community Platform, follow these 3 steps:

Login to EPICUR Inter-University Campus (EIUC)Join the CommunityJoin the EPICURtalks group

Register now until July 5th. Please RSVP to: k.kiefel@zv.uni-freiburg.de or register directly via the EPICURtalks group on the Community Platform

Pros and cons of distance learning. An interdisciplinary perspective.
2021-06-22 08:00 - 2021-06-23 17:00 (Europe/Paris)
The last year and a half of struggling with the coronavirus made it necessary for the education sector to transfer didactic work to virtual reality and to alter existing learning methods. After a few semesters, a need has emerged to summarise what has been done so far and what are the results.

That was the motivation behind organising the International Student Conference „Pros and cons of distance learning. An interdisciplinary perspective.”

The conference was established to create space for an interdisciplinary discussion on the advantages and disadvantages of distance learning, its results and perspectives for the future.

Held entirely in English on 22nd and 23rd of June 2021, it will be a part of EPICUR Project.

Authors are looking for various perspectives on distance learning from many countries and fields of study. The event will be held entirely remotely. Details of access will be published shortly before the conference on the FB page of the event.

EPICUR Early Career Researcher Workshop
2021-06-21 14:00 - 16:00 (Europe/Paris)
Are you an early career researcher (ECR)? Join the EPICUR-Research community for the workshop aimed to identify and address your early careers needs and opportunities!

The workshop on “Early Career Researchers within EPICUR: Definitions, Opportunities and Challenges” provides a unique opportunity for researchers early in their careers to discuss their experience with peers from the eight EPICUR partner universities. The goal of this workshop is to discuss different approaches to defining ECRs, to present an overview of possibilities and challenges that early career researchers currently face, and – consequently – to develop more concise concepts for their support and integration within EPICUR-Research.

The workshop will take place on June 21st, 2-4 pm (Zoom). To register for the workshop, please fill in the form before June 17th: https://forms.office.com/r/HNJUDUV1wZ

To learn more about EPICUR Research, please visit our website: https://archive.epicur.education/research/

EPICUR Design Thinking Workshop
2021-06-21 10:00 - 12:00 (Europe/Paris)
The EPICUR Team warmly invites stakeholders from the EPICUR regions to participate in an international Design Thinking workshop to design and create a stakeholder-oriented tool to connect entrepreneurial ecosystems, foster entrepreneurial activities, and develop innovative solutions for society.

If you are an entrepreneur, student, business angel, you work in an innovation-driven company, or social organisation, join our workshop and be part of an inspiring team and a valuable product!

Save the date and register here:https://www.soscisurvey.de/EPICUR_Workshop/

Launch of the 2021 Sustainable Development Report
2021-06-14 08:00 - 09:00 (Europe/Paris)
As the world begins its recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, an emphasis must be placed on sustainable development. It is time to look for transformative pathways, collaboration amongst UN member-states, and to use the SDGs as a framework to “build forward better”. The annual Sustainable Development Report (SDR) tracks progress on the SDGs and analyzes key issues in sustainable development. It is written by a group of authors led by Prof. Jeffrey Sachs, President of the Sustainable Development Solutions Network (SDSN). The SDR synthesizes metrics and data to allow all 193 countries to view how they perform on each SDG. Published by Cambridge University Press, the report outlines the short-term impacts of COVID-19 on the SDGs and describes how the SDGs can frame the recovery. The 2021 Sustainable Development Report, which includes the SDG Index and Dashboards, will be released on June 14, 2021.

Agenda

08:00 – 08:10 Opening Remarks

Prof. Jeffrey D. Sachs, President, SDSN (lead author)

08:10 – 08:20 Presentation of Key Results and Findings

Mr. Guillaume Lafortune, Director of SDSN Paris (co-author)

08:20 – 08:45 Country Statements

Bangladesh (TBC)Mr. Ville Skinnari, Minister for Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade, Government of Finland

08:45-08:55 Closing Remarks and Outlook

Dr. Christian Kroll, Co-Author of the Sustainable Development Report

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EPICURtalks N°5 «Carbon Forestry»
2021-06-01 17:30 - 18:30 (Europe/Paris)
The EPICUR Alliance cordially invites you to its fifth virtual EPICURtalk and discussion on June, 01st, 2021 at 05 :30 pm CET

Carbon ForestryField measurements, case studies, lectures: a three-week online course experience

withDr. Sabine ReineckeResearch Associate, Chair of Silviculture, University of Freiburg

With respect to climate change mitigation, the sequestration of carbon by forests and soils is one of the most important ecosystem services of terrestrial ecosystems. Large efforts have been undertaken and major political initiatives started to increase the carbon storage capacity of forests and their products.

As a response to the continuously increasing need of professionals with competencies and knowledge in this area at a national and international level, the Chair of Silviculture at the University of Freiburg (in cooperation with partners) has once more offered a three-week course in Carbon Forestry to practitioners and scientists in the forest project sector from all over the world from Feb-March 2021. In her talk, Dr. Sabine Reinecke will share her experiences and key lessons of this online course, connecting participants from 19 different countries on 5 continents, using formats such as video-lectures, interviews, workshops and life exchange with lecturers & peers, but also practical exercises such as field measurements.

The EPICURtalks lecture will be followed by a discussion with Stefanie Klose, Project Manager and Lecturer in the EPICUR study track “Natural and Societal Sustainability Studies”, University College Freiburg.

Please RSVP to: k.kiefel@zv.uni-freiburg.de by May, 31st. Attendees will receive their zoom link on June, 01st. The event will take approximately an hour.

The EPICURtalks series explores the advancement in teaching & learning, including Liberal Arts and Sciences approaches as well as developments of new tools and didactics in digital and hybrid settings. The EPICURtalks will highlight the innovative teaching & learning projects at the EPICUR alliance and its eight partner universities. Hosted by the University of Freiburg, the series will travel virtually from partner to partner, inviting speakers from across the disciplinary spectrum to share their diverse perspectives on the future of teaching & learning in brief talks that inspire and invite further discussion.

EPICURtalks N°4 "L2D2"
2021-05-04 17:30 - 18:30 (Europe/Paris)
Please RSVP to: k.kiefel@zv.uni-freiburg.de by May 3, 2021. The event will take approximately an hour.

The EPICUR Alliance cordially invites you to its fourth virtual EPICURtalk and discussion on May, 04th, 2021 at 5:30 pm CET

L2D2Teaching and Learning under the Conditions of Digitization and Digitality with David Lohner Center for Technology-Enhanced Learning Karlsruhe Institute for Technology (KIT)

“The idea that is being pursued with L2D2 challenges and encourages students and lecturers alike to deal productively with the question of how digitality changes teaching and learning” Sarah Stumpf, L2D2

Beyond replacing books and papers with computers, the process of digitalization has created a new culture of digitality which deeply affects the way teaching and learning is organized and structured. In his talk, David Lohner will address the outcomes and experiences of the L2D2-Project that is connecting five universities in Germany, holding a digital joint inter-university seminar on the subject of “Teaching and Learning under the Conditions of Digitization and Digitality”. The seminar is built around the four key competences of learning in the twenty-first century: communication, collaboration, creativity and critical thinking. The group of lecturers, which met through Twitter based their seminar on two major questions: What does the culture of digitality mean for students and educators? What defines quality teaching under the condition of digitalization and digitality? Offering an opportunity for both students and educators to learn and grow professionally, David Lohner will share some of the key lessons of this award-winning seminar.

The EPICURtalks lecture will be followed by a discussion with Dorthe Hutz-Nierhoff, E-Learning Department, University of Freiburg. Please RSVP to: k.kiefel@zv.uni-freiburg.de by May, 3rd. Attendees will receive their zoom link on May, 4th. The event will take approximately an hour.

Expert meeting « Intercultural online/offline events from students to students »
2021-04-29 14:30 - 16:00 (Europe/Paris)
EPICUR online Expert meeting « Intercultural online/offline events from students to students »

NovaTris, the Centre for cross-border skills and the Chair in Interculturalities of the Université de Haute-Alsace in France are very pleased to invite you to the next EPICUR Expert Meeting Thursday, on the 29th of April, 2021 from 2:30 to 4 PM (UTC+1) moderated by Andreas Vögele and Yin Lin, from the Studierendenwerk Freiburg (Student Services Freiburg), a state-run organisation closely working with the University of Freiburg.

Based on the « from students to students » concept of their International club, Andreas and Yin will present us how to accompany German and international students in the organisation of intercultural online and offline student events and how to actively integrate them into intercultural teamwork. In 2020, the International Club even won the German Federal Foreign Office Prize for excellent international student support services at German universities.During this meeting, you will:

Get inspiration from the variety of offline/online events from the International Club and discover their online meeting platformGet to know other EPICUR colleagues online and discuss together on ideas of new collaboration projects from students to students within the EPICUR alliance

This Expert Meeting is open to any person currently working as a teacher, researcher or administrative staff in the field of interculturality and related concepts (cultural identities, multiculturality, internationality, diversity…) in one of the 8 EPICUR universities.

NovaTris, the Centre for cross-border skills (ANR-11-IDFI-0005) at the Université de Haute-Alsace (UHA) was founded in March 2012 as an Excellence in Innovative Training Initiative (IDEFI) certified by the French National Research Agency (ANR) as part of the Investments for the Future Programme (PIA).

Save the date: European Model Language Policy to be launched on 29 April (Postponed)
2021-04-29 13:00 (Europe/Paris)
The event has been postponed to June. After signing a joint declaration on Multilingualism, the EPICUR alliance has been working hard to develop the first-ever European model language policy for European universities which will be presented during a virtual event planned on 29 April. The launch event is open to all European universities and public institutions and will also include a panel discussion Students, staff and representatives from other European University alliances and the European Commission will be asked to reflect on the importance and impact of the model language policy.

The model language policy aims to offer a language framework which could help promote linguistic and cultural inclusiveness, diversity and accessibility within higher education institutions. The document consists of two mains sections on the institutional-level and the alliance-level. The model language policy also contains almost 20 topical best practices from EPICUR universities and European universities alliances on how multilingualism is implemented and promoted in the fields of teaching & learning, research, governance and communication.

The main organizer of the launch event is the University of Amsterdam as the coordinating partner for the theme Multilingualism within the EPICUR alliance. The European model language policy will be made available on the EPICUR website prior to the launch event. Please contact us by e-mail, if you wish to receive an invitation.

EPICURtalks. N°3
2021-04-06 17:30 - 18:30 (Europe/Paris)
During this third EPICURtalk Stéphanie Nolot talked about the HackeTaFac – a student innovation competition at the University of Strasbourg.
Here you can watch the video of her EPICURtalk:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VK66keSTEBsThe HackeTaFac project, a competition of the University of Strasbourg to create tomorrow’s digital tools for student success. A contest where students take their future into their own hands! The principle? Be creative, alone or in a team, to imagine solutions with a digital component that renovate, improve, simplify, transform, invent… tools or services in favor of student success. Stéphanie Nolot, from the University of Strasbourg’s Institute for Pedagogical Development and Innovation, will be our speaker and accepted to answer some questions about the project and its interest for EPICUR.

1. What is the Hacketafac project all about? HackeTaFac is a competition which encourages students to propose digital projects which will benefit the students’ community. No need to be a digital expert, instead, we ask them to have a project that seeks to enhance students’ achievement, and which is related to one of the 8 HackeTaFac themes. It can be a software to help stay organized, a forum to share ideas, a website to study and play, … If they win, we’ll bring them support and training and up to 10 000€ to realize their project. HackeTaFac is a true collaboration between students and staff, which lead to innovative solutions developed by students for students.

2. What is your role in the project? How did you come to be involved in it? Actually, I’m a new-comer in HackeTaFac ! The project has been initiated by my colleagues Alexandra Delaunay and Coralie Bajas-Schaefer in 2018, who actively contributed to its definition, development and execution. Since September 2020, I’m in charge of the HackeTaFac global organization, dealing with administrative, logistic and communication aspects. I also bring support to team projects. In collaboration with Hassania Sebti, from the Entrepreneurship Department (ETENA), we advise students on project management, help them find contacts and information and have a facilitating role when needed. We also work closely with our internal partners to propose ways of improving the HackeTaFac challenge.

3. What challenges does HackeTaFac seeks to address? The main purpose is to create innovative solutions, which will benefit to all students. In that order, 8 challenges are proposed to the applicants: prepare for your exams, becoming a student, imagine tomorrow’s green campus, prepare your cross-border mobility, imagine how to invest alternative places, manage your time, prepare your future, and a free subject.

4. When is it taking place? Is it the first edition? HackeTaFac challenge takes place every 2 years. The first edition was in 2018. The next one will start in 2022.

5. What is the role of students and teaching staff in it? HackeTaFac requires a real involvement from students, as they’re studying and developing their project during their curriculum! Most of the time, the first weeks are dedicated to defining the scope: they discuss about feasibility and deadlines with internal experts, detail their forecast budget, ask for advice to external professionals, etc. They also improve their skills thanks to Project Management trainings or Value Proposition. All along the project, they become more and more autonomous. Some of them are really enthusiastic to collaborate with their peers and propose student internships. At the same time, they elaborate surveys and plan beta tests to obtain regular feedbacks from the Community. All motivated teachers are invited to participate to these events and teams are always looking for advice, knowledge and support from them.

6. How and what can EPICUR learn from the Hacketafac project? The big innovation in this project is the fact that it is students themselves who carry out projects that concern them directly. They are at the heart of the design, and there is a real collaboration between them and us. Too often, when students think of a project, they don’t know which actors to approach and are sometimes even suspicious of the institutions they are part of. We are there to help them meet the right actors so that they can develop their skills.

7. What do you expect from your EPICURtalks on April 6th? What I really expect from the EPICURtalks is to get feedback from university staff from other universities of the Alliance, whether they are teachers or coordinators. Of course, there will be a short presentation of the project. But the idea is really to create a space for the exchange of good practices, a constructed and provided dialogue. Perhaps afterwards they will even be able to copy and paste the concept in their respective universities! The EPICURtalks series explores the advancement in teaching & learning, including Liberal Arts and Sciences approaches as well as developments of new tools and didactics in digital and hybrid settings. The EPICURtalks will highlight the innovative teaching & learning projects at the EPICUR alliance and its eight partner universities. Hosted by the University of Freiburg, the series will travel virtually from partner to partner, inviting speakers from across the disciplinary spectrum to share their diverse perspectives on the future of teaching & learning in brief talks that inspire and invite further discussion.

EPICURtalks N°2
2021-03-02 17:30 - 19:00 (Europe/Paris)
The EPICUR Alliance cordially invites you to its second virtual EPICURtalk and discussion on March, 2nd, 2021 at 5:30 pm CET
Teaching European Identities Radio Europe I: Postcolonial Europe
with Pia Masurczak, Teaching Fellow, University College Freiburg

In her talk, Pia Masurczak will address the outcomes and experiences of her EPICUR-seminar on Postcolonial Europe. Debates about the restitution of African art and artefacts, about the arrival of refugees and migrants, or about systemic racism have (re-)surfaced in many European countries in the past few years. These issues are at least partly connected to the colonial legacy of many European nations and Europe as a whole.
Postcolonial thought offers ways to look at European identities and histories from a different perspective. To explore the ramifications of colonialism, the students of this seminar shared their analyses and discussions in the form of a five-part podcast series that they produced. Each episode discusses a specific aspect of this engagement with colonial legacies. Additionally, the students were able to gain a basic understanding of how to transfer their academic skills to a (new) journalistic format and make their information accessible to a wider, non-academic public.

The EPICURtalks lecture will be followed by a discussion with PD Dr. Miriam Nandi,project manager and lecturer for the EPICUR European Universities Initiative, University College Freiburg. There will be time to network and get to know fellow teachers and lecturers from the eight partner institutions after the official part of the event.

Please RSVP to: k.kiefel@zv.uni-freiburg.de by March 1, 2021. Attendees will receive their zoom link on March 2nd. The event will take approximately an hour.

EPICURtalks. N°1
2021-02-02 17:30 (Europe/Paris)
Innovation in Teaching & Learning ​
The EPICURtalks series explores the advancement in teaching & learning, including Liberal Arts and Sciences approaches as well as developments of new tools and didactics in digital and hybrid settings. The EPICURtalks will highlight the innovative teaching & learning projects at the EPICUR alliance and its eight partner universities. Hosted by the University of Freiburg, the series will travel virtually from partner to partner, inviting speakers from across the disciplinary spectrum to share their diverse perspectives on the future of teaching & learning in brief talks that inspire and invite further discussion.
The EPICUR Alliance cordially invites you to the first virtual EPICURtalks and discussion on Feburary 2nd , 2021 at 5 :30 pm CET
Teaching the Global Seminar: “Strategies for Internationalization @Home”
with Professor Dr. Rainer HaasInstitute for Marketing & Innovation University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna

« International experience in a global economy is a self-evident prerequisite for a successful professional career. […] But despite these growing efforts to support internationalization at higher education levels, there is still a significant share of students never leaving their home country for study purposes. »
Haas and Harriet 2013

In his talk, Professor Haas will address the challenge of providing students with an international and intercultural experience when they are not able to participate in traditional exchange schemes. As student mobility has become severely limited by the global pandemic for the near future, furthering strategies for alternative forms of student and staff mobility, including the concept of internationalization at home, has acquired a new sense of urgency. Professor Haas will share his experiences and insights on the didactic concept, the learning cycle, case study based teaching approach, and the organizational issues behind a « global seminar ».
The EPICURtalks lecture will be followed by a discussion with Dr. Steven Randall, Leader of the EPICUR Work Package on Liberal Arts and Sciences Development, University College Freiburg. There will be time to network and get to know fellow teachers and lecturers from the eight partner institutions after the official part of the event.
Please RSVP to: k.kiefel@zv.uni-freiburg.de by January 31st, 2021. Attendees will receive their zoom link on February 2. The event will take approximately an hour.

1st annual EPICUR Forum
2020-12-09 10:00 - 2020-12-11 19:00 (Europe/Paris)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yhMDNzBmmek

The EPICUR alliance will organise its first Public Forum between 9 and 11 December 2020. The Forum is an opportunity to connect, to share experiences and to develop ideas with all members of the academic community. It will also provide an occasion to discover the – entrepreneurial – ecosystems of the eight universities of the alliance. Hosted by the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), this year’s Forum will be a fully virtual event. It aims to bring together students, teachers, researchers, administrative staff and professionals around a broad range of activities dedicated to the themes of “Entrepreneurship and Sustainable Development.”
Our Forum is an invitation to local, regional, and European stakeholders as well as the members of its diverse academic communities to explore the EPICUR alliance and its many inspiring projects that lay the foundation for one of the first truly European Universities.
The Forum offers a journey through our European university partners and their communities by offering: a Virtual Start-up Tour, enlightening Panel Discussions, Keynotes on sustainability and entrepreneurship, Workshops, EPICURtalks & Virtual Booths for all interested in the future of teaching and learning, an ERASMUS challenge for students…
The programme

– Welcome Speech by EPICUR President Michel Deneken (UNISTRA) and Prof. Dr. Thomas Hirth, Vice-President for Innovation and International Affairs at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT).
Public event
Michel Deneken is both the President of the EPICUR Alliance & of the University of Strasbourg. He will talk about the necessity to build bridges between students, staff and stakeholders while linking the different regional networks through interdisciplinary approaches and about the need to offer students during this crisis events such as the Forum and to create a new vision of mobility and adapted programmes to guarantee them a European perspective during their studies.
Michel Deneken has been teaching at the University of Strasbourg since 1989. He was dean of the Faculty of Catholic Theology at the University of Strasbourg from 2001 to 2009. From January 2009 to December 2016, he was First Vice-President in charge of finance and then of initial and continuing education at the University of Strasbourg. In December 2016, he was elected Chairman of the University of Strasbourg.

Prof. Hirth is responsible for entrepreneurial activities at KIT – one of the two leading German universities in this sector – and will talk about the fact that research, teaching and innovation must interlock directly if we want to be successful, both as a European university and as a society.

Professor Dr. Thomas Hirth became director of the Fraunhofer Institute for Interfacial Engineering and Biotechnology IGB, Stuttgart in 2007. From 2008 to 2015 he in addition has been professor at the University of Stuttgart and head of the Institute of Interfacial Process Engineering and Plasma Technology and from 2012 to 2015, Thomas Hirth has been vice-dean of the Faculty of Energy-, Process-, and Bio-Engineering at the University of Stuttgart. Since January 01, 2016, he has been Vice-President for Innovation and International Affairs of KIT. Moreover, he is chairman of the Steering Committee of ProcessNet and Spokesperson of the THINKTANK Industrial Resource Strategies.

– Digital ERASMUS Feeling Challenge
Audience: Students (all study levels) of the EPICUR Universities.
Click here for more information on the Challenge.
Before challenging students to explore new digital formats to create similar or even identical results during a virtual semester abroad, we have invited students and alumni of all ages to share their ERAMUS experience by sending videos.
During the forum, groups of students from the 8 universities will form teams of 5 to 7. Together they will brainstorm to define the important factors contributing to the Erasmus feeling by capturing small facets. On the last day, each group will have 3 minutes to present a solution by giving a lecture, showing a video, photos or even making a musical presentation of their ideas. The best ideas will be rewarded with various prizes.
This challenge will take place in three steps:

The kick-off session with the creation of the groups and an introductory speech by Oana Dumitrescu, Director General for Education and Culture at the European Commission.
The following day, the activity will continue with tutorials and discussions in the morning and an Erasmus quiz in the evening.
On Friday, the final presentation of the “Erasmus Feeling Challenge” will take place in the presence of Kostis Giannidis, President of the Erasmus Student Network, followed by the award ceremony.

– Keynote by Prof Phoebe Koundouri, Director of the EIT Climate-KIC on Financing environmental projects
Public event

Professor Dr. Phoebe Koundouri will introduce the emergence and requirements of entrepreneurs who tackle the issue of sustainability. She will further discuss the requirements for funding such projects with a link to the SDGs and then give a concrete explanation of how to obtain funding as well as some examples of projects already funded by Climate KIC Greece. There will be plenty of opportunity for the audience to ask questions.
– Keynote by Prof. Dr. Orestis Terzidis (KIT): Entrepreneurship Education – good practices and future
Public event
Entrepreneurship education is one of the key pillars of an entrepreneurial ecosystem. It aims to prepare students for entrepreneurial practice and to develop profound entrepreneurial competencies. In his keynote speech, Prof. Terzidis presents good practices in teaching Entrepreneurship at the KIT and discusses future opportunities for the state of the art of Entrepreneurship Education within EPICUR.

Prof. Orestis Terzidis heads the Institute for Entrepreneurship, Technology Management and Innovation (EnTechnon) at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT). After his doctorate in physics, he worked at SAP from 1998-2011, first as an application developer, later as assistant to CEO Henning Kagermann and director of the SAP Research Center in Karlsruhe. In October 2011, he joined KIT as a full professor.
– Keynote by Maria Vassilakou: Planning the City of Tomorrow – Towards a major Urban Transition.
Public event

Maria Vassilakou will share her expertise coming from her experience as the former Deputy Mayor & Executive Councellor at the City of Vienna (urban development, climate issues and participation) (2010-2019) as well as a Member of the European Commission’s Mission board (Climate-neutral and smart cities) for Horizon Europe for 2021-2027. She will present new approaches of urban development, notably regarding the shift of role paradigms in the interplay of politics, economy & civil society.

– Experiential Learning & Experimental Teaching in Digital Settings
Public event. All those interested in Teaching & Learning (Restriction Apply in Part I)
Click here for more information on Workshops
In the current pandemic, digital and blended learning has gained new momentum. This has boosted innovation and creativity among university educators and e-Learning experts at the eight EPICUR partner universities. The EPICUR Forum will offer a two-part event that explores the potentials and challenges of “Experiential Learning and Experimental Teaching in Digital Settings,” offering the opportunity to share and exchange on out-of-the-box ideas about the future of education in European Universities. Framed by two keynotes on the impact of “Digitization in Higher Education” and “Working & Learning 4.0”, the EPICUR team invites you to an interactive and inspiring journey into the future of learning and teaching.
Morning session. Experiential Learning & Experimental Teaching – Part I: “Train the Trainer” – Workshops
Audience: teaching staff, (early career) researchers, administrative university staff, young professionals
The first part, dedicated to “Experiential Learning” offers university lecturers, teachers, study coordinators, and didactic staff from all partners five parallel “train-the-trainer” workshops addressing interculturality, social learning, entrepreneurial education, summer schools and virtual exchanges.
Afternoon session. Experiential Learning & Experimental Teaching – Part II: Virtual Fair & EPICURtalks.
Public event
Focusing on “Experimental Teaching,” the second part invites everyone to a Virtual Fair, featuring EPICUR’s newest format “EPICURtalks” as well as virtual booths that give the floor to some of the most innovative and creative teaching formats within the EPICUR alliance.

– Virtual Start-up Tour – Innovative solutions for European challenges
Public event
The virtual start-up tour will feature contributions by start-ups from partner universities, involved in the field of sustainable development, showcasing the entrepreneurial spirit of the EPICUR community. Start-Ups will create introductory videos, followed by an in-depth exchange about their respective challenges in the form of an interactive panel discussion.
– Panel Discussion – Entrepreneurial Student Clubs as hotbeds for Start-ups at Universities
Public event
The Panel Discussion for Young Entrepreneurs is targeted towards all those who have played with the idea of becoming an entrepreneur. Bringing together young entrepreneurs and student associations to inspire and showcase the diverse experiences that people have made moving from the academic world into the economic sphere. The discussion will also address the challenges and hurdles that young entrepreneurs encounter, what solutions they have found and what support would be needed.
EPICUR Staff Quiz
University Members
The EPICUR Staff Quiz will be a social event for the EPICUR Team (anyone that has been hired to work on EPICUR) of all eight partners. Taking the form of a pub quiz, teams made up of members from each partner will compete in a knowledge and creativity contest surrounding not just EPICUR (hope you have that proposal memorized) but also our universities and their surrounding cities, the staffs hidden talents, and Europe in general. There will also be a couple of tasks that will demand creativity in order to be managed digitally across the EPICUR alliance.

Meet an EPICURean – Networking Carrousel
Public event
Meet an EPICURrean – “Networking Carrousel” is an innovative networking method for the community of EPICUR to meet informally and discuss the day’s events, the keynotes, the European University. Equipped with a couple of short questions, participants will be randomly assigned to a breakout room with three other EPICUReans and will have 5-10min to get to know each other. The Networking Carousel will be an open invite to all EPICUReans and will take place after keynotes.

EPICUR Multilingualism Event
2020-10-15 14:00 - 16:30 UTC
The EPICUR alliance of European universities confirms its commitment to Multilingualism in higher education.

On the occasion of our event on multilingualism, organised by the University of Amsterdam on Thursday 15 October, the rectors and presidents of the 8 member universities signed the letter of intent of the language policy within the EPICUR alliance.
Here the declaration on the commitment to multilingualism within the EPICUR alliance.
The event, which took place both physically and virtually, was also an excellent opportunity for students, academic staff, teachers, and representatives of the 8 universities and of the European Commission to discuss issues related to linguistic diversity,the importance of multilingualism in careers and solutions to preserve and promote European languages in universities. With the interventions of:
– Karen Maex, Rector of the University of Amsterdam
– Michel Deneken, President of the University of Strasbourg, EPICUR Coordinator
– Bogumila Kaniewska, Rector of Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznan
– Prof. Dr. Bernd Kortmann, Albert-Ludwig University, Fribourg
– Representative of DG-EAC, European Commission
– Flora Platteuw, EPICUR student council member
– Fabian Götzmann, member of the EPICUR student council
« Our language is our soul and we must preserve it. English has an important role, but we must support multilingualism and commit ourselves to it. This is a challenge for all university alliances. » Michel DENEKEN, President of the University of Strasbourg and the EPICUR alliance.
EPICUR’s ambition is to become the preferred supplier on Multilingualism in Europe. The alliance is working hard to safeguard and strengthen European linguistic diversity in European Higher Education. The Multilingualism event focuses on one of EPICUR’s core themes, multilingualism, and will touch upon topics such as linguistic diversity, good practices in developing institutional language policies and inclusive governance. During the event, the EPICUR Statement on Multilingualism will be officially presented and signed by all EPICUR rectors and presidents, underpinning EPICUR’s commitment to multilingualism and the importance of safeguarding European linguistic diversity.
An excellent opportunity to students, academic staff, teachers, and representatives of the 8 universities and of the European Commission to discuss issues related to linguistic diversity, the importance of multilingualism in careers and solutions to preserve and promote European languages in universities.
Many thanks to the University of Amsterdam for the great organisation.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pDmd0F0y3Xw&feature=emb_logo

STUDENT WORKSHOPS
2020-10-08 08:00 - 2020-10-09 18:00 UTC
The Conference will be taking place at the Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań and is addressed to students following the path and vision of Tomorrow’s Universities.Each partner university will have the opportunity to send students to participate in this conference.

This conference is composed of workshops in the first day which will allow us to exchange on experiences in all universities. It will enable us to create a platform for cooperation at the consortium level.

The second day of the meeting will consist in trainings and skills trainings, which in the future will allow our students to discover the role of leaders and coordinators of activities in their home universities. We would also like to introduce Staff members of partner universities to our university.

We are looking forward to welcome you at the Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań!

EPICUR Student Board Webinar
2020-07-15 14:00 - 16:30 (Europe/Paris) | Online live webinar
„Let’s Become a European University!“

The EPICUR Student Board is organising its first webinar in order to actively engage students in discussions about European Universities in general, and the EPICUR network explicitly.
We want to learn more about your thoughts and expectations on and for such networks.
Furthermore, we also want to know what students think about certain projects that EPICUR is currently working on.
The webinar requires no prior knowledge of the project or the European Universities Initiative in general. We are looking forward to all students interested in shaping the future physical and virtual campus experience.
With: Michel Deneken, President of EPICUR, University of Strasbourg and EPICUR project staff.
Program:

Presentation of EPICUR
Break-out-Session

Mobility
Program/Study Track Design
What is a (European) University about?

Conclusion

For interested students from all eight partner universities. Open to the public.Please sign up via the registration form in order to attend.

Legal information:

As part of EPICUR events in order to disseminate information about the EPICUR European University, the EPICUR Student Board organises a Webinar on European universities. Unistra, represented by its president currenly in office, as data controller, provides you with the following information:

A Data Protection Officer has been appointed who can be contacted at the address:

Université de StrasbourgDirection du numérique de l’Université de Strasbourg14 rue René Descartes CS 9003267081 Strasbourg cedex

Mail: dpo[at]unistra[dot]fr

Your personal data will be used in order to inform you about other ongoing EPICUR events within the next three years. The data will be kept for three years from the end of the webinar. Should EPICUR carry out further processing of personal data for a purpose other than that for which the personal data were collected, EPICUR will provide you with information about this other purpose and any other legal information beforehand.

By registering, you accept the data policy.
