Students from all disciplines are given the opportunity to present their research findings in the five national parliaments of cooperation partners and in the European Parliament in Brussels. This creates a strong European network for student research at an institutional and individual level.
In ‘ATTUNE – Activate the University for Climate Change’, employees and students from five European universities are campaigning for climate protection on their campuses. The project, which is funded by the European Union as part of Erasmus+, makes best practices available to all universities worldwide.
Leibniz University Hannover (LUH) initiated the alliance EULiST – European Universities Linking Society and Technology. Together with nine partners, LUH has acquired funding within the framework of the European Commission’s European University initiative amounting to a total of 14.3 million euros provided over a period of four years. 1.6 million euros are allocated to LUH.
The European Master in Migration and Intercultural Relations (EMMIR) is the first African-European-Asian Erasmus Mundus Master Programme in migration studies and is jointly run by three African, four European, and two Asian partners.
eHealth – the use of digital technologies in the treatment and care of patients – plays a central role for Europe and its member states. eHealth technologies offer significant opportunities for the prevention, treatment and management of diseases, especially in ageing societies. At the same time, it could help contain rising costs for the expanding use of health services.