European Universities

What is the European Universities Initiative? 

The European Universities Initiative is one of the flagship programmes of the European Union to build a European Education Area, co-developed by higher education institutions, student organisations, Member States and the European Commission.

European Universities are transnational alliances that will become the universities of the future, promoting European values and identity, and revolutionising the quality and competitiveness of European Higher Education. To achieve this, the Commission is testing different cooperation models for European Universities with two calls for proposals launched in 2019 and 2020 under the Erasmus+ programme. Click to find out more about the results of the pilot calls launched in 2019 and 2020.

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2022 ERASMUS+ EUROPEAN UNIVERSITIES CALL LAUNCHED!

New higher education institutions have the opportunity to join the existing alliances as full partners

(see topic 1 of the call: “Intensification of prior deep institutional transnational cooperation“)

The deadline for applications submission is 22 March 2022. Learn more!

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Discover excellent European universities still available for partnerships!

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UNICA members in the European Universities Alliances

39 out of the 51 UNICA member Universities take part in European Universities alliances, which means that 75 per cent of UNICA’s eligible members participate in the initiative. In other terms, 21 out of the 41 existing alliances have at least one UNICA member University as partner.

Recent events

• 15 Dec 2021

  

  UNICA and Sapienza University of Rome webinar “Supporting students and scholars at risk: efforts and good practices of UNICA and CIVIS universities”

  online

  European Universities

• 09 Dec 2021

  

  UNICA EduLAB & CIVIS webinar: New European curricula for the new European Degrees. From bulk learning to modularisation

  Online

  UNICA EduLAB European Universities