Tag Archive for: inclusion month
Tag Archive for: inclusion month
Webinar: Understanding cognitive diversity on campus – INGENIUM Inclusion Month
Neurodevelopmental Disorders (NDD) : Understanding cognitive diversity on campus
Led by Pascal Hiber (URN)
On March 3rd 2026, 13:00 to 14:00 CET, online
More details to come
Chess Tournament – INGENIUM Inclusion Month
Last year, INGENIUM Diversity Week opened a collective chapter for our Alliance. Across campuses, initiatives brought students and staff together — through intercultural encounters, academic discussions, creative activities and shared moments of dialogue. It was a signal: inclusion matters, and our community is ready to engage.
But inclusion is not a moment. It is a movement.
This month-long program shifts from “awareness” to “action.”
Play, Learn, Connect: The Chess Tournament
Games and sports are universal languages that break down social barriers.
- Dates: March 6 & 13, from 17:00 CET.
- Goal: Foster interaction between international and local students in a lighthearted, competitive spirit.
The tournament reflects the student-driven spirit of the Alliance and encourages friendly competition in an inclusive environment.
Participation requires registration
Students are also invited to join the INGENIUM Chess Club to stay connected and engaged beyond the tournament itself.
More details to come.
Webinar: Invisible Challenges – INGENIUM Inclusion Month
Invisible Challenges : Navigating studies with hidden burdens.
Led by Grace Etienne (Student Board President)
On March 10th 2026, 13:00 to 14:00 CET, online
More details to come.
In preparation the INGENIUM Student Board is launching a short, fully anonymous survey.
The aim is simple: to better understand how students experience support during challenging periods — whether related to stress, loneliness, fatigue, or other invisible difficulties.
The results will directly inform the webinar discussion, ensuring that it reflects real experiences from across the Alliance.
- Duration: Less than 2 minutes
- Fully anonymous
- Open until 6 March 2026
By participating, students actively contribute to shaping a more supportive and responsive university environment.
Chess Tournament – INGENIUM Inclusion Month
Last year, INGENIUM Diversity Week opened a collective chapter for our Alliance. Across campuses, initiatives brought students and staff together — through intercultural encounters, academic discussions, creative activities and shared moments of dialogue. It was a signal: inclusion matters, and our community is ready to engage.
But inclusion is not a moment. It is a movement.
This month-long program shifts from “awareness” to “action.”
Play, Learn, Connect: The Chess Tournament
Games and sports are universal languages that break down social barriers.
- Dates: March 6 & 13, from 17:00 CET.
- Goal: Foster interaction between international and local students in a lighthearted, competitive spirit.
The tournament reflects the student-driven spirit of the Alliance and encourages friendly competition in an inclusive environment.
Participation requires registration
Students are also invited to join the INGENIUM Chess Club to stay connected and engaged beyond the tournament itself.
More details to come.
Webinar: Intercultural Competence – INGENIUM Inclusion Month
Intercultural Competence : Communicating across borders
Led by Karin Jonegard & Ines Niksic (HIS)
On March 18th 2026, 13:00 to 14:00 CET, online
More details to come.
Webinar: Inclusive Mobilities – INGENIUM Inclusion Month
Inclusive Mobilities : Making European exchange accessible for everyone.
Led by HKA
On March 24th 2026, 13:00 to 14:00 CET, online
More details to come.
Webinar: The Inclusive Mind – INGENIUM Inclusion Month
The Inclusive Mind : Practical steps to grow your mindset.
Led by Mihaela Cojan (TUIASI) & Monica Moisuc (MTU)
On March 31st 2026, 13:00 to 14:00 CET, online
More details to come.
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