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EUGLOH 2.0 - European University Alliance for Global Health - Part 2.0
FunderEuropean Commission
Funder Contribution €14,400,000.00
Funded underERASMUS+ | Partnerships for cooperation and exchanges of practices | European Universities
Project code101089890
Open Access mandatePublications: NoResearch data: No
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The European University Alliance for Global Health (EUGLOH) was established in 2019 following a successful bid by its five original universities to turn their multidisciplinary strengths into an internationally renowned, world-class higher education, research and innovation alliance in global health-related domains. The EUGLOH 2.0 project represents the next phase of operations for the EUGLOH Alliance. With a view to expanding both its capacity, unique expertise and impact, the Alliance has decided to welcome four new full partners into its fold, all of whom will offer EUGLOH a unique set of complementary strengths. In the framework of the present project, the expanded Alliance will implement a reinforced yet agile shared management structure aimed at facilitating the integration of new partners, as well as fostering participation from students and staff of the nine universities, and of the general public – thus enhancing their exposure to European diversity and values. It will develop a refined comprehensive mobility scheme, strengthen its implementation of innovative pedagogies, foster co-created multidisciplinary research-based programmes, implement a European Degree Label, and offer considerable support to professional development and employability. The Alliance will expand its services for a healthy and inclusive EUGLOH Campus, sharpen its response to the green and digital challenges. It will strengthen its links with civil society, enhance the dissemination of its activities and their outputs within the Alliance, regional ecosystems and territories, as well as international stakeholders. A shared long-term strategy will be developed by the nine partner universities to ensure sustainability and impact of their activities and achievements. EUGLOH will thus significantly contribute to European attractiveness and international competitiveness, laying the foundation for resolving global health challenges, strengthening European resilience and supporting European recovery.
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The European University Alliance for Global Health (EUGLOH) was established in 2019 following a successful bid by its five original universities to turn their multidisciplinary strengths into an internationally renowned, world-class higher education, research and innovation alliance in global health-related domains. The EUGLOH 2.0 project represents the next phase of operations for the EUGLOH Alliance. With a view to expanding both its capacity, unique expertise and impact, the Alliance has decided to welcome four new full partners into its fold, all of whom will offer EUGLOH a unique set of complementary strengths. In the framework of the present project, the expanded Alliance will implement a reinforced yet agile shared management structure aimed at facilitating the integration of new partners, as well as fostering participation from students and staff of the nine universities, and of the general public – thus enhancing their exposure to European diversity and values. It will develop a refined comprehensive mobility scheme, strengthen its implementation of innovative pedagogies, foster co-created multidisciplinary research-based programmes, implement a European Degree Label, and offer considerable support to professional development and employability. The Alliance will expand its services for a healthy and inclusive EUGLOH Campus, sharpen its response to the green and digital challenges. It will strengthen its links with civil society, enhance the dissemination of its activities and their outputs within the Alliance, regional ecosystems and territories, as well as international stakeholders. A shared long-term strategy will be developed by the nine partner universities to ensure sustainability and impact of their activities and achievements. EUGLOH will thus significantly contribute to European attractiveness and international competitiveness, laying the foundation for resolving global health challenges, strengthening European resilience and supporting European recovery.
