EUNICE: more than 80 European courses open to the university community
For the start of the 2024-2025 academic year, UPHF is offering its students and staff a new range of online European courses, co-created by all the institutions in the EUNICE alliance.
Ten European universities for a common course offering
For the fourth year running, the ten institutions in the EUNICE alliance of European universities have worked together to create an online course offering, accessible to all students at EUNICE institutions. The aim of this initiative is to enable students to personalize their educational path, including a European dimension.
This catalog covers different fields in which partner universities specialize: soft skillsand global skills, history and social sciences, information technology and smart cities, engineering sciences (energy, transport/mobility, environment), sustainable development, health, but also language courses, most of which are also open to university staff.
These courses are taught in English, free of charge, and can be taken online (live or self-study, depending on the module chosen).
Applications open for over 80 modules
The first registration phase for EUNICE modules will close on September 15, 2024. UPHF students and staff wishing to apply for an EUNICE course are invited to apply directly on the EUNICE website (full information to be found on ENT).
Feedback
Find out what Marharyta Ratushniak, a student at Poznan University of Technology (Poland), and Véronique Sanguinetti, a lecturer at Université Polytechnique Hauts-de-France (IAE Valenciennes), have to say about the EUNICE "Setting a green and sustainable business" module (2024).
