EUGLOH* aims to establish an international campus supporting equal rights and opportunities for each student and staff. Do you share the idea of equal representation for everyone? Interested in participating in a discussion about how to improve the representation of all social groups?
Join the e-conference on 19 January 2021 at 1:00 - 2:30 pm CET, on Policies and Definitions of underrepresented groups. Professor Tomas Brage from Lund University and a professor from University of Szeged will participate.
Furthermore, representatives from IM Swedish Development Partner and from Christian Roma College of Szeged will share their work on integration. Participate to get inspired and to learn more!
Link to registration
*EUGLOH (European University Alliance for Global Health) includes five universities. Apart from Lund University, Université Paris-Saclay (France), University of Porto (Portugal), Ludwig-Maximilian Universität München (Germany) and University of Szeged (Hungary) form part of the alliance.
For questions, please contact Isabelle Nilsson at External Relations (isabelle.nilsson@er.lu.se). |
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Invitation to an online panel discussion 20 January
This is an invitation by Academics in Solidarity and Freie Universität Berlin regarding an online discussion on the relationship between excellence and solidarity in the context of support programs for at-risk researchers.
This is the third event in a series of “FUB Lunchtime Debates on the Future of Higher Education Internationalization” that will focus on the support programs and the (currently limited) long-term prospects for exiled scholars in academia. In times of unsure budgets, looming political crises, increasing threats to academic freedom worldwide and now the pandemic, how can international solidarity and excellence be maintained in the support of scholars in exile? How can we, as host institutions, create supportive and inspiring conditions for exiled scholars despite the current circumstances?
The discussion in English will take place online on 20 January 2021 from 12:30 – 13:30 CET.
Please register for the event by 18 January 2021.
Read more and register on the Freie Universität Berlin’s website
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The Foundation provides scholarships for Italian and Swedish citizens who intend to carry out study and research projects in Italy or Sweden.
Scholarships can be requested for projects that fit into different disciplines (architecture, economics, science, law, art, humanities and music) in order to promote relations and exchanges between Sweden and Italy.
The call for applications will close on 31 January 2021.
More information is available on the Lerici Foundation’s website
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