In an era of rapid technological advancement and evolving industry demands, lifelong learning is more crucial than ever. The EuroTeQ alliance has launched the EuroTeQ
In January 2025, the EuroTeQ Professional Education launched its first two pilot modules at DTU (Technical University of Denmark) and TUM (Technical University of Munich).
The EuroTeQ Alliance’s Collider work package met at Tallinn University of Technology (TalTech) on January 30-31 to streamline plans for the EuroTeQaThon 2025, the alliance’s
In October 2024, Aet Michelson from the Tallinn University of Technology (TalTech) arrived at TUM for an almost two-month Erasmus staff exchange. As TalTech’s project
Leading by example: Our work underway in automated enrolment EuroTeQ is a front-runner in opening a joint course catalogue between its partners. The IT-solution behind
This week, students from the EuroTeQ alliance, representing institutions such as the Technical University of Munich (TUM), Tallinn University of Technology (TalTech), Technical University of
Propelling EuroTeQ Collider student teams further in their innovation and entrepreneurship journey The first Ignite Bootcamp, organized at the IESE Campus, has successfully concluded. Held
An exhilarating display of engineering, creativity and collaboration, the fourth EuroTeQaThon event concluded today. After months of preparation and hard work, the qualifying teams pitched
DTU Learn for Life and DTU Learning Lab co-hosted a EuroTeQ & Boost EuroTeQ mini conference on Micro-Credentials on Friday, April 19, 2024. mThe conference
Business travel can be a challenge when you have children. However, there is a special Erasmus+ funding line for staff for exactly this purpose. In
What can universities gain by collaborating in university alliances? How can alliances aid universities in becoming responsible co-creators with other societal actors? We discussed these
Shaping the Future of European Engineering November 22, 2023 The successful EuroTeQ Engineering University expands its range and prepares for further shaping the future of
EuroTeQ – a prestige project of the European Commission
The European Universities Initiative is one of the European Commission’s most prestigious funding schemes. The objective of this instrument is to establish ambitious European university alliances over the next few years that will make the European university landscape even stronger. The EU is funding EuroTeQ as part of its European Universities programme over three years with around five million euros through Erasmus+ and two million euros from Horizon 2020.
Co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union
Co-funded by the Horizon 2020 Programme of the European Union
