INGENIUM Student Partnerships
- The INGENIUM Student Partnerships support student-led projects that bring together students from across the alliance to co-create activities with European impact. The initiative provides seed funding and institutional support to turn these ideas into action.
What is this initiative about?
INGENIUM Student Partnerships helps students turn ideas into collaborative projects with peers from other INGENIUM universities. Partnerships can bring together individual students, student groups and student organisations, with participants from at least three INGENIUM partner universities.
Projects can take many forms, from workshops, events and cultural activities to challenges, competitions, community initiatives or entirely new ideas proposed by students.
Through seed funding and support from the Alliance, Student Partnerships give students the opportunity to create something together across borders, develop new skills and build lasting connections across INGENIUM.
Student Partnerships 2026-2027
Expression of Interest: 3 Nov 2026
Final deadline: 1 Dec 2026
Up to 10,000 € in funding per project.
How do the Partnerships work?
With students from across the INGENIUM Alliance
You co-create ideas together with your international team
Your project is also supported by INGENIUM partner universities
Your activities take place across the INGENIUM European Campus
Get Inspired by the 2025 Funded Projects
A gamified financial education program that makes learning about money interactive and practical for students.
Students leading the green transition through collaboration and sustainable action.
Students transforming food waste into compost for greener, more sustainable campuses.
An educational project helping students explore how language and culture, shape identity and communication.
A wellbeing initiative creating calming, nature-based student spaces that support mental health and reduce campus stress.
Understanding how language and culture shape emotional expression and communication.
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