In a pioneering move towards enhancing engineering education through co-creation, an online workshop titled “Formula Student as an Instrument of Co-Creating Engineering Education” was held
On March 4th and 5th in Munich, the Boost EuroTeQ Program for Experts for Learning and Professional Development held a transformative onsite session following a
Past controversies have highlighted the need for technical universities to increase their focus on societal responsibility, inclusion, and diversity. But how can we ensure these
On January 10th and 11th, 2024, the “Boost EuroTeQ Program for Experts for Learning and Professional Development” kick-off sessions took place. Nine participants from European
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
On July 3rd, BoostEuroTeQ brought together representatives from different universities and European University Alliances to share best practices and discuss ideas for the future in
With increasing skepticism towards tech-development that puts society, public goods and the environment at risk, policy makers and universities are looking for new ways forward.
On September 26-27, the team of the Horizon2020 funded project BoostEuroTeQ: strengthening institutional transformations for responsible engineering education in Europe met in the Czech Technical
With the digital transformation taking place in every aspect of our current work environments, it also affects numerous parts of engineering disciplines. This transformation is
This February, the European Commission selected our proposal “BoostEuroTeQ” for 2 million Euros of complementary Horizon 2020 funding. On September 15, the Kick-Off Workshop hosted
4 February 2021 | EuroTeQ Engineering University got another boost! The European Commission selected our proposal “BoostEuroTeQ” for 2 million euros of complementary Horizon 2020
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
