Under the coordination of the University of Parma and the co-coordination of Wrocław University of Environmental and Life Sciences, EU GREEN representatives took part in the Internationalisation Days, recently held in Évora (Portugal) and Badajoz (Spain).
The meeting brought together representatives from the Alliance’s nine partner universities to review the activities carried out to date, assess the outcomes achieved, and define the strategic priorities that will guide future actions in the fields of international cooperation and academic mobility. The event concluded with a renewed commitment from all partners to pursuing a model based on collaboration, innovation and sustainability, values that lie at the heart of the EU GREEN Alliance’s mission.
Discussions focused on the implementation of the Multilateral Inter-Institutional Agreement, the development of Blended Intensive Programmes (BIPs), and initiatives dedicated to the mobility of academic, administrative and technical staff.
Sessions devoted to ongoing activities addressed key strategic issues for the future of mobility within the Alliance, including the update of the Mobility Protocol 2.0, the enhancement of job shadowing opportunities, the development of traineeship mobility schemes, and the monitoring of activities through the Mobility Tracker.
Particular attention was also given to student engagement in internationalisation processes through discussions on initiatives linked to the Student Conference and the Student Declaration, both recognised as essential instruments for fostering students’ active participation in the growth and development of the Alliance.
Finally, the partners discussed the development of a shared internationalisation strategy, the enhancement of the AGORA Mobility Hub, and the transition towards EU GREEN 2, with the aim of further strengthening the Alliance’s international dimension and expanding opportunities for collaboration among its nine partner universities.
