EU GREEN

Together with the EU GREEN partner universities, we are kicking off the summer semester with the Kiplin Challenge.
All students and staff are welcome to take part.

Registration is now open and will remain open until April 26.

Lots of productive results from the Évora Staff Week 

The EU GREEN alliance has started its journey towards cross-border education with the selection of the first three pilot joint degrees that students from the nine universities will be able to pursue. The choice was made during the WP2 Staff Week held at the University of Évora from 25th to 27th of June.

The selected proposals are: "Sciences and Technologies for the Ecological Transition of Agricultural and Urban Ecosystems" from UNIPR, UEx,…

Wroclaw University of Environmental and Life Sciences launches carbon saving campaign

The Wrocław University of Environmental and Life Sciences is launching an email inbox cleaning campaign to reduce its carbon footprint. Under the EU GREEN initiative to develop activities that promote sustainable development goals, this initiative aims to reduce the energy consumption of institutions.

The IT sector currently consumes about 7% of global electricity. By 2030, this share will increase to 13%. What doe…

European Universities alliances unite to create a joint Community of Practice

European Universities alliances are joining forces in a project called FOR-EU4All. The project brings together all current and future European Universities alliances—numbering over 60—into a unified, cohesive structure. The goal is to foster a collaborative and supportive environment where best practices and experiences can be shared not only among the alliances themselves but also with the broader European Higher Education (HE) sector.

As flagships…

Bridging Gaps in Research and Education

From June 17-19, Atlantic Technological University (ATU) welcomed over 100 delegates from across Europe to the second edition of the EU GREEN Alliance Research Week. The first edition, which took place in June 2023 in Angers, France, was the first face-to-face meeting of the Research Work Package. This year's event brought together all nine universities, who worked together on the theme "Briding Gaps: How to drive collaboration in research and education?".

During the three-day event, the progress made by the EU GREEN partners over the past year was presented and their contributions to tackling sustainability challenges through research were highlighted. Key di…