With the 2025 Joint Academic Offers Call for Proposals, the INGENIUM European University invites its academic staff and programme coordinators to propose their ideas for joint teaching on programme or course level. Following the Expression of Interest - Stage 1 phase of the call, the INGENIUM hosts five webinars for matchmaking, dedicated to different thematic […]
With the 2025 Joint Academic Offers Call for Proposals, the INGENIUM European University invites its academic staff and programme coordinators to propose their ideas for joint teaching on programme or course level. Following the Expression of Interest - Stage 1 phase of the call, the INGENIUM hosts five webinars for matchmaking, dedicated to different thematic […]
Join us for an online information session to learn everything you need to know about the 2026 INGENIUM Student Partnership call! This open session is designed for students and student organisations across all 10 INGENIUM partner universities who are interested in collaborating on international projects. During the webinar, we will provide a comprehensive overview of […]
Throughout the academic year, INGENIUM organises several public Staff Academy webinars where there are 1–3 short case presentations on cutting-edge teaching practices, followed by a lively discussion and Q&A session. […]
Do you have an innovative idea but need partners to make it a reality? Or are you looking to join an international team and contribute to an exciting project? The […]
Throughout the academic year, INGENIUM organises several public Staff Academy webinars where there are 1–3 short case presentations on cutting-edge teaching practices, followed by a lively discussion and Q&A session. […]
Throughout the academic year, INGENIUM organises several public Staff Academy webinars where there are 1–3 short case presentations on cutting-edge teaching practices, followed by a lively discussion and Q&A session. […]
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