3. 12. 2025
From 26 to 28 November, the University of Geneva (UNIGE) welcomed the 4EU+ community for the 2025 Annual Meeting, held under the theme “4EU+ for Global Impact – Shaping Collective Solutions.”
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18. 11. 2025
On 12 November, Charles University hosted the 1CORE 4EU+ workshop “Academia and the Sustainable Food Sector”.
11. 11. 2025
An article presenting the development and testing of the 4EU+ Alliance's novel quality management system was recently published in INT Internationalisation of Higher Education, a peer-reviewed academic journal established in 2014 that covers developments in higher education worldwide.
On 16-17 October 2025, the Faculty of History at the University of Warsaw hosted the 4EU+ Warsaw Seminar 2025.
30. 10. 2025
With the launch of a new ten-year Strategy, the opening of the Brussels office and the transfer of the legal entity to Belgium, 4EU+ entered a new phase of growth and consolidation. As the new academic year unfolds, we sat down with Elena Del Giorgio, 4EU+ Secretary General, to discuss what lies ahead: from expanding the 4EU+ joint offer to amplifying the Alliance’s voice in the policy dialogue and preparing for the next steps on the road to becoming One Comprehensive European Research-Intensive University.
29. 10. 2025
1CORE Dissemination Event Sustainable Food Systems: urban and global perspectives. A dialogue between 4EU+ European Universities and cities , hosted at the University of Milan on 17 October 2025, sparks a dialogue between experts and students on the future of urban food policies.
6. 10. 2025
With its third edition, the 4EU+ Visiting Professorships reaffirm their key role in advancing the Alliance’s mission to build One Comprehensive Research-Intensive European University.
2. 10. 2025
Why do students choose the Erasmus Mundus Joint Master in Environmental Policy and Economics (M3EP)? What makes this joint programme stand out — and what are the hopes and motivations of those embarking on this journey?
18. 9. 2025
Flagship 2 news:
We are pleased to announce that the NODE project has resulted in the publication of a new book: The Language of Othering in a Diverse Europe (Brill, 2025). Edited by Dr. Marta Falkowska and Prof. Jadwiga Linde-Usiekniewicz of the University of Warsaw, the volume is available in open access, free of charge.
On 10–12 September, Gothenburg, Sweden was the venue for the 2025 Annual EAIE Conference and Exhibition, bringing together practitioners in higher education from across Europe and beyond.