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News & Events
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4
2024
Mobility App. Round for 24/25 is enabled.
Applications for network mobilities are possible until June 15. Freemover mobility applications are possible from July 1 on.
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3
2024
94 networks awarded for the academic year 2024/25
Based on the assessment by our national experts, the "International Commission" awarded 94 networks for the academic year 2024/2025. We congratulate all participating institutes.
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2
2024
Hungary: Teachers to the "Homecountry"
Hungary has implemented the new possibility of scholarships for teacher exchange to the homecountry (HU) Deadline for applications: April 30, 2024. Teachers can apply either in networks or as a freemover through www.ceepus.info Obligations: min. distance of 100 km between home and host institution. Of course applicants cannot be employed by the host university in HU, and that they are not using any other scholarship for their stay at the host university (to exclude double financing). In all other matters, general CEEPUS rules apply.
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11
2023
HU: scholarships for teachers and students from Ukraine
Hungary is also offering scholarships to teachers and students from Ukraine. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis until April 30,2024.
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Featured Cooperations
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Ars Techne: Creative Design and Innovation

Ministerial Awards ceremony in Zagreb, 2019

Ars- techne is a network coordinated by the University of Maribor, that plays an important role in the field of textile education.

An important and visible achievement of the network is a series of international CEEPUS Winter Schools, known as Design Week. Their aim was to cover the whole spectrum of modern engineering design of clothing and/or other textile forms in the broadest sense, including the closely related areas, such as: Art, colour/light theory, fashion theory, photography, wearable computer technology, smart and intelligent clothing, ergonomics of the thermal environment and innovativeness. The aim of an interdisciplinary concept of the Winter Schools is the interaction of different disciplines, the combination of scientific and artistic disciplines and the connection of the creativity of students from different universities and from various countries. Within the framework of the lectures and a wide range of targeted Workshops, the students dealt with the theoretical and practical aspects of design in the broadest sense. The network won the CEEPUS Ministers' Prize of Excellence 2019.

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Earth-Science Studies in Central and South-Eastern Europe

Lorandite (specific mineral), found in Alšar mine/North Macedonia

Teaching and training in fundamental and applied geosciences within the geologically unique Alpine-Carpathian-Balkan-Dinaride Mountain area:

The diversification of teaching topics and methods, strengthening the interdisciplinary approach, and the increase of the scientific quality are the main goals of this network. This is done by 18 universities from 10 countries, with more than 1500 individual mobilities realized so far. The network continuously succeeds to contribute to the development of geosciences in the region. Its relevance in many societal aspects: e.g., environmental problems, water resources and geo-hazards; makes this CEEPUS network a particularly valuable cooperation, regarding education, research and awareness in this region.

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What our scholars have to say
Nicholas Chang
Exchange student in Szeged
The very warm welcome that I was received by at the faculty, as well as by the National CEEPUS Office, made me feel like an important guest and not just a number.
Iva Vujovic
Exchange student in Vienna
I learned a lot from some professors about topics that aren't really talked about much in my home University. And even when we do mention them, it's more theoretical and harder to understand than it is through practical learning, which we did in Vienna.
Prof. Jelka Gersak
Professor and network coordinator, Ljubljana
It is important to point out that the activities that have taken place in the framework of student mobility, especially of PhD students, do not end with the end of the mobility, but remain as an important link, in the framework of joint scientific articles and publications in co-authorship.
CEEPUS in numbers
92
funded
networks
2.100
participating
institutions
82.000
successful
mobilities