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At EDUC, we're united by a shared commitment to collaborative, cross-European education. Our vision is to achieve systemic and structural changes that transform higher education institutions into beacons of inclusivity, equity, and sustainability.

The EDUC Alliance is committed to:

  • Fostering diversity across institutions.
  • Embracing the uniqueness of each partner.
  • Remaining flexible and open to new opportunities.
  • Adapting to a rapidly evolving educational landscape.

Inclusion and gender equality are central to our mission. All partner universities implement robust Gender Equality and Inclusion Plans, while continuously evaluating language, practices, and systems to:

  • Identify and remove barriers for underrepresented and disadvantaged groups.
  • Ensure positive encounters and respectful exchange across our diverse communities.

  • Basic Values and Principles: Diversity, inclusion, equity, and sustainability are foundational to all EDUC activities.
  • Composition and Functional Description: Governing boards and roles are clearly defined to support transparency and accountability.
  • Decision-Making Procedures: Guided by structured, transparent processes.
  • Communication and Data Management: Efficiency and security in communication; shared privacy agreements for data.
  • Meeting Management: Meetings align with environmental sustainability goals.
  • Charter Revision and Conflict Management: Regular review and resolution mechanisms in place

  • Building a fully integrated transnational university model.
  • Expanding digital and physical mobility models for students and staff.
  • Strengthening open, collaborative research across Europe.
  • Fostering lasting partnerships for societal impact.

Launch of joint governance structures across all partner universities. Establishment of common frameworks for cooperation in:

  • International offices
  • Student affairs offices
  • University management and administration

  • 48 collaborative virtual exchange formats involving lecturers and students from at least two universities.
  • 18 online seminars on European topics and language learning.
  • 441 students participated in the Critical Thinking Course, with 15 also completing research internships.

Creation of a shared virtual campus, comprising:

  • EDUC Moodle
  • EDUC Course Catalogue
  • EDUC Media Server
  • EDUC Portal

Also includes robust privacy and data-sharing agreements across the alliance.

Workshops and physical/virtual spaces to inspire entrepreneurship and challenge-based learning, with short-term and long-term interdisciplinary mobility models integrated.