ENGAGE.EU’s fourth roundtable will focus on the challenges and opportunities on the challenges and opportunities regarding the integration of immigrants into today’s increasingly heterogeneous societies.
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ENGAGE.EU’s third roundtable will focus on Artificial Intelligence and the interdisciplinary challenges that arise as a result.
ENGAGE.EU’s second digital roundtable will focus on sustainability and, specifically, on how awareness of sustainability can be enhanced through changes in management curricula. The event will…
The first in a series of Engage.EU digital round-table discussions of modern societal challenges, including digitalisation, artificial intelligence, climate change, and sustainability, will take place on Monday, 23 November (18.00 CET), and focus on digital innovation.
1 November 2020: ENGAGE.EU’s Official #DayOne Yesterday, 1 November 2020, was ENGAGE.EU’s official start date. Here is how we marked the event on Facebook, Twitter,…
Here is what ENGAGE.EU’s student representatives think about the beginning of an ENGAGING age: ‘We see tremendous opportunities in the ENGAGE.EU alliance, whether it is forming thoughts about solutions to contemporary European challenges, or the development of innovative teaching formats. Students’ input, which we will deliver through the student representative board of ENGAGE.EU, is crucial in developing the desired shared learning initiatives where students are enabled to collaborate with each other and society, both physically and digitally’. Read more from the official Statement of the Student Representatives of ENGAGE.EU.
Our proposal ENGAGE.EU has been chosen by the European Commission as one of new European Universities 2020! The ENGAGE.EU universities look forward to working (…)
We are proud to announce that our seven universities take part in the European Universities initiative of the ERASMUS+ Call for proposals 2020 (EAC-A02-2019) submitting the “ENGAGE.EU – The European University Engaged in Societal Change” project proposal.
ENGAGE.EU Universities’ Rectors/Presidents (from left to right): Prof. Dr. Dimitar Dimitrov (Rector of UNWE), Prof. Dr. Øystein Thøgerson (Rector of NHH), Prof. Dr. David Alary (First Vice President of UT1), Prof. Dr. Edeltaud Hanappi-Egger (Rector of WU), Prof. Dr. Andrea Prencipe (Rector of LUISS), Prof. Dr. Klaas Sijtsma (Rector of TilU), and Prof. Dr. Thomas Puhl (President of UMA).