According to the official website of Wrocław University of Science and Technology, over 300 people from nine European universities are participating in Unite! Dialogue, which takes place there.
During three days, scientists discuss and plan the development of further cooperation within the framework of Unite! The participants of the event were representatives of the Department of Management of LNTU.
“Currently Unite! consists of nine universities focused on the development of modern technologies. Our main goal is to develop a new system of university education, so we offer our students a number of interdisciplinary study programs and many opportunities for international exchange," says Professor Dr. Tanja Brühl, President of Unite! and Technical University of Darmstadt.
In total, almost 200,000 students study at Unite!-affiliated universities. The network has nearly 50,000 graduates each year. Members of the network work closely together on more than 80 projects, and more than 2,000 people have already benefited from student mobility opportunities.
Unite! Dialogue is a key cycle conference open to all members of the network, organized by individual universities within Unite! The meetings are designed to raise the profile of Unite!, its vision and values among the members of the University community.
The eighth meeting is organized by the Wroclaw University of Science and Technology and themed „Unite! Ecosystems".
More than 300 lecturers, employees and students met in Wrocław. The four-day event aims to highlight the importance of cooperation and integration in European university ecosystems to stimulate further innovation, productivity and sustainable development.
The conference agenda provides cross-cutting and plenary sessions, meetings in several working groups. Besides, they are dedicated to the E+ community or the Horizon Europe work packages.
