Further Projects

The project has been conceived as a complementary project under the umbrella of the European university alliance Unite! and aims to further raise excellence in science and in knowledge valorisation of alliance universities through increased and interwoven cooperation with universities from Widening and non-Widening countries.

The MSCA-funded Unite! Energy project brings together European universities, corporations, and institutions in an effort to harness hydrogen as a chemical energy storage medium, produced through cutting-edge electrolysis and photoelectrolysis methods.

The project seeks to build a shared space, a platform where all stakeholders can give and consume acceleration services and, at the same time, contribute their knowledge and expertise. First collaborative project between two European university alliances: Unite! and EPiCUR.

The project, funded by the European Commission and the Austrian Research Promotion Agency, aims to accelerate the training of skilled workers in microelectronics. The initiative also aims to redefine the criteria for locating production facilities, focusing on education and talent development.

Completed EU-funded project. ED-AFFICHE was a year-long initiative to pilot the European Degree. Through mapping existing joint programmes, analysing joint programmes criteria and legal hurdles, the consortium developed key recommendations designed to guide the implementation of the European Degree. Completed EU-funded project.

Completed EU-funded project. Unite! together with another 23 more alliances was part of the “Science with and for Society” 2nd call in 2020, as well as additional funding by the EU under the Horizon 2020 programme. The overall aim of the project has been to produce tangible results towards the institutional transformation of our Universities and the identification of good practices for the modernisation of R&I.

Completed EU-funded project. The IDEM project aims to ensure and facilitate the full participation of underserved students in mobility programmes. Recognising individual needs, IDEM provides concrete solutions and resources, especially for less visible groups facing specific challenges. IDEM strives to design a more inclusive, diverse, and equitable mobility framework aligned with the Erasmus Charter and EU priorities.

Completed EU-funded project. The project was completed in February 2023, and lasted for a two year period since the 1st of March 2021. The main ambition was to embed online elements in international joint programs, in a coherent and structured way leading to clear guidelines and models, addressing explicitly the horizontal priority of creating innovative practices in the digital era.