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Bioregions: Key for Sustainability – Erasmus+ Blended Intensive Programme

Latvia University of Life Sciences and Technologies

Join an international learning experience combining online studies and on-site activities in Jelgava, Latvia. Explore how bioregions support sustainable rural development across Europe through lectures, workshops, a hackathon, and a field trip. Gain hands-on research experience and present your final sustainability project with students from across the EU. 📅 Online: 30 March & 13 April 2026 📍 On-site: 20–24 April 2026 | Jelgava, Latvia ⏳ Apply by: 20 February 2026 Perfect for students passionate about sustainability, rural development, and the future of Europe. Link to the submission form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeZXydWWJUR-S7usD3IQfg7LtXMIneTbcZziZ3K8QDmsD1ybQ/viewform main picture: www.freepik.com

BIP: The Green Shift: Empowering Community and Nature-Based Potential

Latvia University of Life Sciences and Technologies

The Erasmus+ Blended Intensive Programme The Green Shift: Empowering Community and Nature-Based Potential is an international learning programme designed to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and practical experience needed to build sustainable, resilient, and inclusive communities. The programme explores how community participation, the social economy, and nature-based solutions can address environmental and social challenges while creating long-term development potential. The programme combines theory, interdisciplinary learning, and hands-on collaboration between students from different countries, academic disciplines, and stakeholder organisations. Participants will work in international teams to analyse real-life community challenges and develop innovative, economically viable solutions with measurable social and environmental impact. Through a blended learning format, students will gain insight into urban agriculture, social entrepreneurship, impact measurement, sustainable financing models, and design thinking, while developing strong problem-solving and creative thinking competences. Online: March 30, 2026 On-site: April 20 – 24, 2026 Deadline for registration: 3 March, 2026 Location: Jelgava, Latvia (Latvia University of Life Sciences and Technologies, Faculty of Economics and ocial Development) Registration: BIP The green shift: Empowering community and nature based potential More details: https://www.esaf.lbtu.lv/lv/the-green-shift-empowering-community-and-nature-based-potential main photo: www.freepik.com

BIP: Inclusive Mentoring and Career Development for a Diverse Academia

“Inclusive Mentoring and Career Development for a Diverse Academia” is a BIP designed to strengthen the capacity of mentors, mentees, and university staff to create inclusive and empowering mentoring relationships across the ChallengeEU alliance. The BIP combines academic input, intercultural learning, and practical workshops focused on mentoring, diversity, and inclusive leadership. Place: University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn (UWM), April 2026 Dates: 5 days on-site + online preparation and follow-up modules (TBE) General Aim To strengthen the capacity of mentors, mentees and university staff to create inclusive and empowering mentoring relationships across the ChallengeEU alliance. The BIP combines academic input, intercultural learning and practical workshops focused on mentoring, diversity, and inclusive leadership. Proposed Thematic Blocks: Learning Objectives Participants will: Expected Outputs and Impact Inclusive Mentoring and Career Development for a Diverse Academia: Format & Credits Virtual sessions: April, 2026 On-site component in Olsztyn: April 20 - 24, 2026 Location: Faculty of Social Sciences, Dybowskiego 13, Olsztyn, Poland Credits: 3 ECTS Target Group Participants in the ChallengeEU Mentoring Programme (mentees and mentors) will be accepted first. Requirements: English (B2). Deadlines Partner participation confirmation: December 1

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Call for Applications: PhD Research Scholarships – FCT–Universidade Europeia (Lisbon)

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Universidade Europeia is launching its first call for 5 PhD Research Scholarships under the FCT–Universidade Europeia (ChallengeEU) protocol. These are mixed scholarships (Portugal + mobility within the alliance), designed to strengthen our joint research capacity and enable co-supervision and research stays across partner universities. These scholarships are made possible through funding from FCT, the Portuguese national public agency that supports and promotes scientific research, technology, andinnovation across all fields of knowledge. To ensure you receive the most accurate assistance, please address any questions or future correspondence regarding this matter to the Science Management Office at Universidade Europeia Lisbon: research@universidadeeuropeia.pt Key facts (call summary): • Number of scholarships: 5 • Main thematic areas (choose 1 main SDG + up to 3 keywords/subtopics): SDG 3, SDG 9, SDG 13 (see shortlist below) • Duration: annual grants, renewable up to a maximum of 48 months • International mobility: research period at a ChallengeEU partner university up to 12 months • Call period: March 15, 2026 (00:00) to May 15, 2026 (23:59, Lisbon time) • How to apply: applications must be submitted by email only to research@universidadeeuropeia.pt (no other submission channels) • Info/contact: research@universidadeeuropeia.pt Co-supervision shortlist (as stated in the call): SDG 3 | Health & Well-Being • Health promotion, prevention, and social determinants of health (including territorial inequalities) • Innovation in healthcare and proximity services (especially in rural/peripheral regions) • Digital health and hybrid care delivery models (telehealth, monitoring, health literacy) SDG 9 | Smart Digitalization • Digital transformation in education and research (platforms, open resources, alternative credentials) • Digital skills and digital inclusion (especially where literacy gaps exist) • Responsible technologies and innovation (governance, transparency, explainability, trust in digital systems) SDG 13 | Sustainable Futures • Climate transition and applied sustainability at regional level (energy, mobility, water, waste, circularity) • Green innovation and adoption of sustainable technologies in regional “testbeds” • Scenario planning and implementation strategies for sustainability in concrete territories How you can help (co-supervision / hosting mobility): If you have interest in co-supervising or hosting a research stay (up to 12 months), please reply with: 1. Name + unit/department 2. SDG area(s) + subtopic(s) you can support 3. Preferred type of involvement (co-supervision, hosting mobility, both) 4. Any brief notes on facilities/data/testbeds you can offer We will use your input to match applicants’ research plans with suitable ChallengeEU co-supervisors and host institutions.