EU GREEN partners attend the staff week hosted by the University of Évora (Portugal) to design and debate on the steps to enrich the transference strategy of the alliance. Members … Read more
On the occasion of the Spanish Presidency of the European Union this year and in continuity with the Treaty of Friendship and Cooperation between France and Spain, signed in Barcelona … Read more
As part of the EU GREEN University Alliance, the University of Parma offers students from five Alliance universities the opportunity to participate in this Blended Intensive Program, approved by the European … Read more
SOIL BIP Soil protection and management of degraded and industrial lands OPEN! ERASMUS+ Blended Intensive Programme call for applicants Wrocław University of Environmental and Life Sciences, within the EU GREEN University … Read more
Course Mode Blended Intensive Programme (BIP) Course Title Towards a sustainable water management Admission Profile Bachelor´s or Master´s degree students with technical training who wish to acquire a specialization or … Read more
The strategic plan outlines the plan’s mission, vision and approach (Deliverable 3.1 and Task 3.1). The content was developed through workshops and meetings. The team was pleased to receive positive … Read more
The programme is free of charge and we offer scholarships for students who will join the course. Where? Wrocław, Poland and online When? Online lectures: June 26th – 30th, 2023 onsite workshops: July 10th … Read more
Last week, UEx and Evora met Commissioner Gabriel to discuss different topics related to European alliances and potential collaborations with the Coalition of the Willing. EUGREEN thanks the EC for … Read more
Last week, on behalf of EUGREEN, UEx attended a very fruitful meeting with the Minister of Universities Joan Subirats, the Secretary of State and the Subsecretary of State. The meeting … Read more
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