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SUMMARY:Registration for Blended Intensive Programme (BIP): "Resilience Lab: media for social change"
DESCRIPTION:We are pleased to invite all our partners in the Challenge EU Alliance to participate in the upcoming edition of the Blended Intensive Programme (BIP) “Resilience Lab: Media for Social Change” \nThis BIP brings together students and academic staff from different fields to explore how media shape public opinion and can support positive social change. Focusing on resilience to disinformation\, the program combines online sessions with an intensive on-site module\, enabling participants to critically analyze information and create responsible\, impactful media content. \nProgram Dates:  \nVirtual sessions: May 4th\, 2026 \nOn-site component in Olsztyn: May 11-15\, 2026 \nWe are looking for Bachelor\, Master & PhD students in the humanities and social sciences. \nYou are also warmly invited to contribute as a lecturer\, mentor\, or session leader\, if interested – we’d be thrilled to co-design this experience with you. \nWe kindly ask each partner to confirm their willingness to participate by January 23th\, 2026 and to select and confirm their students by February 23th\, 2026\, so we can proceed with the necessary coordination for logistics and team formation. \nFor more information\, please find the BIP Invitation Flyer Resilience Lab – Media for Social Change UWM. Should you have any questions or need further clarification\, we are at your disposal. \nContact:  \nErasmus+ Institutional Coordinator: Anna Dąbrowska: ania.dabrowska@uwm.edu.pl \nErasmus Faculty Coordinator: Czesław Kiński: czeslaw.kinski@uwm.edu.pl \nCourse Contact: Marta Więckiewicz-Archacka: marta.wieckiewicz@uwm.edu.pl \n 
URL:https://challenge-eu.eu/event/blended-intensive-programme-bip-resilience-lab-media-for-social-change/
LOCATION:University of Warmia and Mazury\, Faculty of Humanities\, Kurta Obitza 1\, Olsztyn\, Poland
CATEGORIES:January 23
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SUMMARY:ChallengeEU Online Café: Artificial Intelligence in Higher Education
DESCRIPTION:We are pleased to invite you to the upcoming ChallengeEU Online Café\, this time dedicated to one of the most transformative topics in academia today: Artificial Intelligence in higher education. \nThis session will bring together four speakers from four ChallengeEU partner universities\, each offering brief insights into AI-related initiatives developed at their institutions: \n\n\nSouth East European University (SEEU) \n\n\nUniversidade Europeia (UEL) \n\n\nECAM LaSalle \n\n\nLatvia University of Life Sciences and Technologies (LBTU) \n\n\nWhat Will We Discuss?\nThe conversation will be broadly structured around three overarching questions: \n\n\nHow are institutions framing and supervising students’ use of AI?This includes usage guidelines\, monitoring tools and contexts of use\, and early findings on how students engage with AI in practice. \n\n\nIn what ways can AI enrich teaching and course activities?Speakers will share practical examples of how AI is being integrated into learning and teaching. \n\n\nWhat governance\, support mechanisms\, and ethical frameworks are needed for responsible AI use?We will explore how universities can ensure meaningful\, transparent and ethically sound integration of AI into academic life. \n\n\nOur aim is to create a collegial and open space for discussion\, where professors and academic staff can meet peers facing similar questions\, exchange experiences\, and gather ideas for their own pedagogical practice. \nInteractive Breakout Discussions\nFollowing the speakers’ presentations\, participants will join breakout rooms to exchange perspectives\, compare practices\, and reflect together on shared challenges and opportunities. \nThis event is open to ChallengeEU staff members only.
URL:https://challenge-eu.eu/event/challengeeu-online-cafe/
CATEGORIES:December 18
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SUMMARY:Family Law through ODEI M.A.R.K.E.T.: Student Perspectives
DESCRIPTION:Family Law through ODEI M.A.R.K.E.T.: Student Perspectives is an academic and creative showcase designed for students of the Faculty of Law\, university staff\, and invited stakeholders. \nFamily Law through ODEI M.A.R.K.E.T.: Student Perspectives is a dynamic academic event\, organized within the ChallengeEU Project\, designed to bring together students\, mentors\, university staff\, and key stakeholders from the legal and social sectors. The showcase presents student-led research on essential topics in family law through the principles of Openness\, Diversity\, Equity\, and Inclusion (ODEI) and the guiding pillars of the M.A.R.K.E.T. model: \nMulti-actor collaboration: engaging students\, mentors\, faculty\, legal professionals\, NGOs\, and community members \nKnowledge exchange: enabling open dialogue between academia\, practice\, and community sectors \nTeam-based learning: strengthening teamwork\, communication\, and critical thinking within student groups and mentors \nResearch engagement: encouraging analytical exploration of Family Law through ODEI frameworks \nCross-sector participation: Promoting inclusive perspectives in legal education and policy reflection \nStudents will present their work through poster\, research presentations and policy-oriented reflection. \nThis event will:  \n\nPromotes inclusive and modern legal education\nStrengthens research\, presentation\, and advocacy skills\n Encourages dialogue on equality\, justice\, and human rights\nConnects students with professionals and institutions\nPrepares future jurists for ethical\, critical\, and inclusive practice\n\nParticipants of the event: \n\nUniversity students (SEEU and other universities)\nHigh school students and professors\nAcademic and administrative staff of SEEU\nLaw professionals\nNGO representatives\nJudges\, Attorneys\, Notaries\n\nPoster with the detail information
URL:https://challenge-eu.eu/event/family-law-through-odei-m-a-r-k-e-t-student-perspectives/
LOCATION:HUB 700\, SEEU Campus – Tetovo
CATEGORIES:December 15
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SUMMARY:INCLUDO: How inclusive is Artificial Intelligence?
DESCRIPTION:INCLUDO focuses on a highly topical issue: Artificial Intelligence and Diversity. Artificial Intelligence (AI) promises new opportunities – such as barrier-free tools or personalized learning offers.\nAt the same time\, cases of bias\, discrimination\, and stereotyping continue to emerge. How inclusive is AI\, and what do we as users need to be aware of? We will explore these questions in an interactive workshop. Following an expert input from AI specialist Sonja Angehrn\, we will jointly test various AI tools for their diversity competence and compare the results. \nWhat you’ll take away: \n\nUnderstanding: How does AI work – and where are its limitations?\nCompetence: How can AI results be critically evaluated?\nPractice: Hands-on prompting – testing how AI responds to diversity topics\nInspiration: Tools and strategies to make AI use more inclusive\n\nDate/Location: Tuesday\, December 9\, 2025\, 4.30-6.30 PM\, FHNW Campus Muttenz\n(Aula) or online via MS Teams (Link will be sent after registration)\nProgram:\n4:30 PM Welcome & Introduction to the topic\n4:45 PM Expert input by Sonja Angehrn\, Lecturer at ICAI – Interdisciplinary Center for\nArtificial Intelligence\, OST\n5:30 PM Group work: Testing AI tools\n6:00 PM Discussion of results & take-home messages\n6:30 PM Joint Apéro \nINCLUDO will be held in English and German. \nThe event is part of the university alliance ChallengeEU.
URL:https://challenge-eu.eu/event/includo-how-inclusive-is-artificial-intelligence/
LOCATION:FHNW Campus Muttenz (Aula) or online via MS Teams\, Hofackerstrasse 30\, Muttenz\, 4132\, Switzerland
CATEGORIES:December 9
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SUMMARY:ChallengeEU Talent Academy: Meet The Researchers at the SEEU
DESCRIPTION:Join us for an inspiring ChallengeEU Talent Academy session!\n\n\n\n\n‘Meet the Researchers’ training session aims to empower early-career researchers (PhD students) to develop impactful\, socially relevant research—and to turn their findings into real-world results.\n\n\nIf you’re an early-career researcher\, this session is for You!\n\n\nGrab your coffee and enjoy three research case studies that will generate new research topics and motivate your academic journey.\n\n  \nSpeakers: Veland Ramadani\, Veli Kreci\, Fortesa Asani\, Lejla Ademi Shaqiri\, Shqipe Salii. \nAdaptive Federated Learning Architecture for Breast Cancer Prediction \nBreast cancer prediction: exploring the use of artificial intelligence and data analytics in advancing digital healthcare\, and reflecting on the ethical dimensions of predictive modelling. \nIndoor air pollution monitoring \nIndoor air pollution and environmental monitoring: illustrating how digital sensors and sustainable technologies can be employed to address public health and ecological challenges. \nSubjective well-being and welfare stigma \nSubjective well-being and welfare stigma: examining social research approaches that capture lived experiences and social inequalities through mixed and participatory research.
URL:https://challenge-eu.eu/event/challengeeu-talent-academy-meet-the-researchers-at-the-seeu/
LOCATION:South East European University Campus-Skopje
CATEGORIES:December 6
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SUMMARY:Meeting „Together for equality" at the University of Warmia and Mazury
DESCRIPTION:The Comission for Equal Opportunities of the University of Warmia and Mazury invites you to a meeting „Together for equality!”  \nThe meeting will be carried out as part of the project „Cultivating Holistic Sustainable Collaborations and Engaging Excellence in European Universities – ChallengeEU” in cooperation with the Commission for Equal Opportunities. \nThe panel will include: prof. Paweł Wielgosz – project manager\, Ph.D. Katarzyna Ćwirynkało\, prof. UWM – equal rights specialist\, Dr. Marta Cichy – vice-chairman of the Equal Opportunities Committee\, Dr. Katarzyna Kodeniec – linguist\, Dr. Monika Ryndzionek – equality training specialist\, Mateusz Dampc\, M.A. – spokesman for Equal Opportunities at UWM\, and Izabela Stadniczenko\, M.A. – internal communication coordinator at Michelin Polska. \nThe meeting will take place on Friday\, December 5 at from 12:00 to 1:30 p.m. at the Faculty of Social Sciences (Dybowskiego 13 street\, Kortowo district) in room C0.01.
URL:https://challenge-eu.eu/event/meeting-together-for-equality-at-the-university-of-warmia-and-mazury/
LOCATION:University of Warmia and Mazury\, Faculty of the Social Scienes\, Dybowskiego 13\, Olsztyn\, warminsko-mazurskie\, Poland
CATEGORIES:December 5
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251201
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20251223
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SUMMARY:ChallengeEU Mentoring Programme: Applications Now Open
DESCRIPTION:Students and staff of the ChallengeEU Alliance have a unique opportunity to take part in an inclusive and international mentoring initiative implemented across all nine universities forming the ChallengeEU Alliance. The ChallengeEU Mentoring Programme is designed to support students through guidance from European professionals\, boost their self-confidence and skills\, and help them define their career paths — all within a mentoring framework rooted in diversity\, equity\, and inclusion. Its coordination is led by the WP5 team at the University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn. \nPersonal Growth in an International Setting\nRecruitment takes place online via a registration form available on the ChallengeEU Alliance website and will remain open until 15 December. All students enrolled at Alliance partner universities are eligible >>> to apply as mentees. Mentors may include university staff as well as professionals from outside academia (business\, NGOs or public institutions). Their applications are also collected via a >>> dedicated form. \n“The programme is particularly aimed at individuals from underrepresented groups\,” explains Prof. UWM\, dr hab. Katarzyna Ćwirynkało\, who serves as the ODEI (Openness\, Diversity\, Equity and Inclusion) Officer within the ChallengeEU Alliance. \n“This includes\, for example\, persons with disabilities or those identifying as members of ethnic minorities — they will be given priority when it comes to mentor selection. That said\, the programme is open to everyone\, and we warmly encourage all interested participants to apply. An additional benefit is the opportunity to improve language skills\,” adds Prof. Ćwirynkało. \nThrough participation in the programme\, mentees will be able to build self-confidence\, clarify their career directions and make informed decisions about next steps\, enhance their personal and intercultural competencies\, receive tailored support\, and become part of the international ChallengeEU community. \nMentors\, too\, stand to gain from participation. Benefits include strengthening mentoring and communication skills in intercultural contexts\, supporting the development of students and future talents\, building professional networks with colleagues from other Alliance institutions\, and increasing personal visibility through engagement in ChallengeEU activities. \n“The idea behind mentoring programmes is to learn from more experienced individuals across various fields and areas of life\, as mentors may come from academia\, civil society organisations\, or the business sector\,” emphasises Dr Monika Ryndzionek from UWM\, an ODEI expert within the ChallengeEU Alliance. \n“At the same time\, it is worth remembering that mentors also grow through this process\, particularly by sharing their experience and expertise\,” she adds. \nChallengeEU Mentoring Programme Structure\nThe first edition of the ChallengeEU mentoring programme will last approximately six months. It will include at least five mentor–mentee meetings\, primarily held online (with optional meetings on university campuses). Upon completion of the programme\, both mentors and mentees will receive certificates of participation. \nIn addition to mentoring meetings\, participants will take part in training sessions\, workshops\, and guest lectures delivered by external speakers. A kick-off meeting inaugurating the programme is also planned. \nTwo further editions of the ChallengeEU mentoring programme are scheduled for the future. \nOne European Campus\nThe ChallengeEU Alliance brings together nine higher education institutions: Hochschule Offenburg (Germany\, project coordinator)\, South East European University (North Macedonia)\, ECAM LaSalle (France)\, Mid Sweden University (Sweden)\, Universidade Europeia (Portugal)\, Latvia University of Life Sciences and Technologies (Latvia)\, Universidad Europea de Valencia (Spain)\, University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn (Poland)\, and Fachhochschule Nordwestschweiz FHNW (Switzerland\, associated partner). \nThe initiative was established under the European Universities programme and is funded by the European Commission. Cooperation within the Alliance focuses\, among other areas\, on increasing mobility within academic communities and implementing a new model of knowledge transfer that strengthens partnerships between academia and stakeholders from diverse sectors. ChallengeEU also prioritises the promotion of inclusive education and the advancement of innovation. \nThe overarching idea behind ChallengeEU is reflected in the project’s full name:ChallengeEU — Cultivating Holistic SustAinable CoLLaborations: ENGaging Excellence in European Universities. \nPhoto: Freepik.com
URL:https://challenge-eu.eu/event/challengeeu-mentoring-programme-applications-now-open/
CATEGORIES:December 22
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SUMMARY:Orange for Awareness: Empowering Law Students Against Gender-Based Violence
DESCRIPTION:This seminar is organized within the framework of the ChallengeEU project\, as part of the ODEI Working Group (WP5)\, which aims\, among other objectives\, to strengthen students’ capacities in addressing gender-based violence. “Orange for Awareness” is an activity that brings together professionals from the legal system\, mental health\, civil society\, and activism to create a shared space for education\, reflection\, and awareness on one of the most serious human rights challenges. \nAligned with the 2025 theme of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence  “UNiTE to End Digital Violence Against All Women and Girls”\, the seminar emphasizes the growing importance of combating violence in both physical and digital spaces. It aims to equip students with legal\, psychological\, and practical knowledge\, preparing them to become professionals committed to justice\, victim protection\, and fostering social change. \nThe Legal Clinic “Emine Zendeli”\, through its role in providing primary legal assistance\, enables students to respond professionally to real cases of gender-based violence\, strengthening the connection between theory\, practice\, and ethical engagement in the protection of human rights. \nJoin online: https://meet.google.com/upq-ikjb-ena \nInvolved institutions and partners: Max Vander Stoel Institute; Cortex; Mollekuqja\, Margini\, Hera; Shega; Centre for Women Support \n \n 
URL:https://challenge-eu.eu/event/orange-for-awareness-law-students-gender-based-violence/
LOCATION:South East European University Campus-Skopje
CATEGORIES:November 26
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SUMMARY:Online Training on E-Accessibility
DESCRIPTION:FHNW is organising an online exchange and training session on E-Accessibility\, aimed at those interested in digital learning\, communication and inclusion within the ChallengeEU Alliance (in particular within WP2\, WP5 and WP6).\n\n\n\n\n\nTogether with experts Andrea Gerber (FHNW) and Markus Böni (Access for All\, participation requested)\, the event will address current challenges and good practices for making digital content accessible to all users. The session is designed to spark ideas\, support reflection on institutional practices and connect participants engaged in E-Accessibility across the alliance.\n\n\n\n\nProgramme outline: \n\n\nKick-off \n\n\nExpert input: Andrea Gerber (FHNW) \n\n\nExpert input: Markus Böni (Access for All\, participation requested) \n\n\nBreakout sessions: Highlights & Lowlights \n\n\nKey findings and discussion \n\n\nWrap-up \n\n\nThe event is open to participants from all ChallengeEU partner institutions and associated partners who are interested in E-Accessibility and inclusive digital practices. \nMore information: leonie.wallisch@fhnw.ch
URL:https://challenge-eu.eu/event/online-training-on-e-accessibility/
CATEGORIES:November 21
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20251119T123000
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SUMMARY:Building a Career in the MICE Industry
DESCRIPTION:Universidad Europea de Valencia\, in collaboration with ChallengeEU\, is organizing a hybrid (in-person and online) event called “Building a Career in the MICE Industry: Insights from Event Professionals”.\n \n🔗Event Link: Roundtable MICE Ecosystem Careers 🔗\n\nThis  2-hour session will provide an overview of the MICE (Meetings\, Incentives\, Conferences and Exhibitions) industry and its diverse career opportunities.\n\nThrough the participation of leading professionals and academics\, attendees will gain insights into current trends\, professional pathways\, and the skills required to succeed in the global events sector.\nWednesday\, November 19 (12:30–14:30) – Teams\n\n\n12:30–12:40 – Opening remarks\n\n12:45–13:15 – The MICE Ecosystem and Career Pathways – Talk by Rob Davidson\, Managing Director\, MICE Knowledge\nAn introduction to the MICE industry and key steps to building a successful career.\n\n13:15–14:15 – Roundtable Discussion: Insights from the Events Industry (Moderated by Rob Davidson)\n\nSpeakers:\n\n\n\n\nDaniela Albarado\, Event Manager\, Turevents & Go\, Professional Congress Organizer (PCO)\n\n\nCamille Poret\, Sales Manager Melia Hotel\, Hotel & Venue Sector\n\n\nDr. David Jarman\, Senior Lecturer in Events\, Edinburgh Napier University (online)\n\n\n\n\n14:15–14:25 – Q&A\n\n\n14:25-14:30 – Closing Remarks\n\n\n\n\nWe look forward to seeing you online!
URL:https://challenge-eu.eu/event/building-a-career-in-the-mice-industry/
CATEGORIES:November 19
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20251114T143000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20251114T170000
DTSTAMP:20260420T152424
CREATED:20251112T130058Z
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SUMMARY:Panel “European University Alliances on the Spot: COLOURS\, ChallengeEU and others”
DESCRIPTION:When: Friday\, 14 November 2025\, 14:30 CETFormat: HybridPlace: COLOURS CoSpace Office (Meeting point from Officer’s Hall)\, Bitola\, North Macedonia and onlineMeeting link (Google Meet): https://meet.google.com/wiy-tupd-dwt \nChair: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Renata Petrevska Nechkoska\, UKLO Academic Director for the European University Alliance COLOURS \nThe panel “European University Alliances on the Spot: COLOURS\, ChallengeEU and others” will explore the roles and practices of European University Alliances—from inter-university collaboration and partnership building to impact on regions\, students\, and staff. It brings together perspectives from multiple alliances and invites participants to an open\, evidence-informed discussion. \nPanelists:\nProf. Dr. Dunja Duić\, University of Osijek\, Croatia — COLOURS Alliance\nProf. Dr. Snežana Obednikovska\, University ―St. Kliment Ohridski‖ – Bitola\, North Macedonia — COLOURS\nAlliance\nProf. Dr. Veli Kreci\, South East European University\, Max van der Stoel Institute — ChallengeEU Alliance\nProf. Dr. Natasha Tabakovska\, University ―St. Kliment Ohridski‖ – Bitola\, North Macedonia — COLOURS\nAlliance\nProf. Dr. Mennan Selimi\, South East European University\, Max van der Stoel Institute — ChallengeEU Alliance\nProf. Dr. Silvana Neshkovska\, Macedonian Scientific Society\, Bitola — Associated Partner\, COLOURS Alliance\nAnna Lindahl\, Mid Sweden University\, Sweden — ChallengeEU Alliance\nProf. Dr. Mimoza Bogdanoska Jovanovska\, University ―St. Kliment Ohridski‖ – Bitola\, North Macedonia —\nCOLOURS Alliance\nCaroline Hanras\, MSc\, ECAM La Salle Engineering School\, France — ChallengeEU Alliance\nKatie Thy Tran\, MSc\, University of Ferrara\, Italy — COLOURS Alliance \nAnnual International Scientific Conference (AISC 2025)\nThis panel is part of the two-day conference:International Scientific Conference on Sustainable Development Goals – “A Multidisciplinary Approach to Sustainable Development Goals\,” hosted by the University “St. Kliment Ohridski” – Bitola (UKLO)\, Republic of North Macedonia\, 14–15 November 2025 in Bitola. \nInspired by World Science Day for Peace and Development\, the conference is a platform for multidisciplinary dialogue\, innovation\, and real-world impact. \nIt features in-depth discussions on the UN 2030 Agenda and the SDGs\, including: \n\neradicating poverty and hunger;\nhealth and well-being;\nquality education; gender equality;\naccess to clean water and sanitation;\naffordable and clean energy;\ndecent work and economic growth;\ninnovation and resilient infrastructure;\nreducing inequalities; sustainable cities and communities;\nresponsible consumption and production; climate action;\nprotecting life below water and on land;\nas well as peace\, justice\, strong institutions\, and global partnerships.\n\nThis year includes special sections on Equality\, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI)\, Peace\, Justice and Strong Institutions\, and European University Alliances. \n>>>Conference Program \nWho should attend?\nStudents and doctoral candidates\, researchers\, university staff\, public-sector experts\, institutional and business partners\, NGO representatives\, and anyone interested in university cooperation and putting the SDGs into practice. \nJoin us on 14 November at 14:30 CET on site in Bitola or online via Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/wiy-tupd-dwt
URL:https://challenge-eu.eu/event/panel-european-university-alliances-on-the-spot-colours-challengeeu-and-others/
CATEGORIES:November 14
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SUMMARY:Regional Innovation Initiative – Co-Creation for a Sustainable Future
DESCRIPTION:As part of the Regional Innovation Initiative\, a transdisciplinary 1.5-day Co-Creation Workshop will take place at the new Coworking Space Flow1986 (M.A.R.K.E.T. Square) in Offenburg\, focusing on key questions of sustainability and future development. Students from Offenburg University\, together with regional and interregional partners\, freelancers and start-ups will collaboratively develop concrete approaches to local sustainability challenges designed to create impact well beyond the workshop itself. \nThe initiative is built on idea exchange\, creative methods\, and cross-border collaboration. By bringing together diverse perspectives\, it aims to create practical and innovative solutions closely aligned with the region’s “Sustainable Futures” themes\, addressing critical digital\, green\, and social transition challenges. \nThe workshop will be in English / French and German. So people with same interests and needs are welcome to join and apply for the event! \nThe event is now available on >>> Eventbrite \nAssociated Partner: BlackForest Innovation\, Baden Campus\, Impact Hub\, Singa Stuttgart and Strasbourg\, la maison d’emploi Strasbourg
URL:https://challenge-eu.eu/event/regional-innovation-initiative-co-creation-for-a-sustainable-future/
LOCATION:flow1986\, Am alten Schlachthof 14 77652 Offenburg\, Germany\, Offenburg\, 77652\, Germany
CATEGORIES:November 14,November 15
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ORGANIZER;CN="HSO":MAILTO:ilona.maier@hs-offenburg.de
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SUMMARY:Talent Has No Borders: Talent Day & Virtual Job Fair by Universidad Europea de Valencia
DESCRIPTION:We are challenging distance on Thursday\, November 13\, from 8:45 to 18:00 CET by hosting an international Talent Day.\n\nWhat can you expect?\n\n\n\n\n\nPresentations about the European job market (career advice\, regional insights…) with guests from Latvia\, North Macedonia\, France\, Switzerland\, and Spain. Registration required (click here). We will email you the link to the session one day before the event.\n\n\nKeynote speech by the renouned tech company IBM on Artificial Intelligence and current job opportunities. (Registration available in the link above).\n\n\nUpdate your CV and participate in the online career fair from 11:00 to 13:00. Please be sure to create your profile before November 12 so you don’t waste a second on the 13.\n\n\nRegistration:\n\n\n\n\n\n\nRegistration will remain open until Wednesday\, November 12 at 8:00 a.m. CET.
URL:https://challenge-eu.eu/event/talent-has-no-borders-talent-day-virtual-job-fair-by-universidad-europea-de-valencia/
CATEGORIES:November 13
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SUMMARY:Workshop: Internal Communication & Conflict Management
DESCRIPTION:The two-part workshop takes place on Monday\, 3 November (13:30–16:30 CET) and Tuesday\, 4 November (09:30–12:30 CET). \nInternational university alliances thrive on cooperation\, commitment and mutual trust. For cooperation to succeed\, it not only requires visibility and external communication\, but also robust internal structures and processes – especially when navigating tensions or conflicting goals. \nThe two-part workshop series supports employees from administration\, research\, transfer\, communication\, and project management in the ChallengeEU alliance. It promote skills in stakeholder engagement\, open science\, and internal conflict resolution – aimed at reinforcing current alliance structures and proactively addressing risks identified during the preparatory phase. \nWorkshop is open to all the ChallenegeEU alliance partners. \nSpeaker profiles\nDr Annette Klinkert is an internationally experienced workshop facilitator\, trainer and science communicator. Since 2012\, she has been Managing Director of city2science (www.city2science.de)\, a German company that develops innovative communication approaches linking scientific institutions with urban and regional development strategies. \nDr. Verena Molitor is a project manager at city2science GmbH. At city2science\, she develops innovative engagement approaches\, training programmes and application designs that link scientific institutions with urban and regional development strategies. She also organises workshops and training courses on topics such as science communication\, open innovation and public engagement. \nFormat: Interactive online workshop with two trainers\, exercises in breakout rooms\, input phases\, reflection rounds. \nLanguage: English \nPhoto: Freepik.com
URL:https://challenge-eu.eu/event/workshop-internal-communication-conflict-management/
CATEGORIES:November 3,November 4
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ORGANIZER;CN="HSO":MAILTO:ilona.maier@hs-offenburg.de
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20251103
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SUMMARY:European Student Assembly 2026: Invitation for ChallengeEU Students
DESCRIPTION:Would you like to co-create recommendations for Europe’s future\, work in an international team\, and speak at the European Parliament? Join the European Student Assembly (Strasbourg\, 20–22 April 2026) — a flagship EUC Voices initiative that brings together around 250 students from European University Alliances each year to debate and produce concrete proposals for change. \nWhy join?\n\nWork on real policy recommendations across eight topics crucial to the EU\nInternational collaboration and online training (January–April 2026)\nPlenary assembly in the European Parliament\, Strasbourg (20–22 April 2026)\nCertificate of participation upon completion\n\nWho can apply?\nStudents (from the 2nd year of Bachelor’s to PhD)\, up to 30 years old\, from universities within the 65 European University Alliances — including ChallengeEU. You can apply as a participant or a panel coordinator (prior leadership experience is an asset for coordinators). On average\, about five students per alliance are selected (numbers may vary). \nTimeline & application:\nCall for applications: 1 October – 2 November 2025\, 23:59 CET\nHow to apply: complete the application form on the ESA website (“Click here to apply”) and indicate your preferred panel. \nESA 2026 panel themes:\n\nStrengthening democracy\, engaging citizens\nScaling the circular economy\nAligning budget with impact\nEurope moving together\nUnlocking digital potential\nEducating without borders\nEnabling generational solidarity\nEurope’s strategic autonomy\n\nCosts & logistics\nParticipation in ESA is free; organisers provide meals and three nights of accommodation in a hostel. The reimbursement of travel costs is at the discretion of the European\nUniversities Alliances. \nWhat to expect?\nFrom January to April 2026\, participants meet online (workshops\, expert consultations\, team work on recommendations). In Strasbourg\, teams finalise their proposals and vote on all recommendations during the plenary session. After the event\, dissemination activities with stakeholders follow. \nReady to add your voice?\nApply on the ESA website as a participant or panel coordinator. Applications close on 2 November 2025 at 23:59 CET. \nClick here >>> to download the handbook of ESA 2026 to learn all the information about ESA \nPhoto: Freepik.com/mego-studio
URL:https://challenge-eu.eu/event/european-student-assembly-2026-invitation-for-challengeeu-students/
CATEGORIES:November 2
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