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Ten European universities have joined forces in the Transform4Europe Alliance.
We are creating a common multilingual campus in order to take care of the future of our regions, countries and the whole of Europe.

Upcoming courses

Generic programmes and qualifications

MICROCREDENTIAL COURSE/LLL: Learning Business by Doing Business

The objective of the Financial Accounting part of this course is twofold. First, it seeks to provide an understanding of the financial information necessary to make decisions (for managers within an enterprise or investors and analysts outside a company). This is a forward-looking orientation. The second objective is to understand the financial implications of managerial decision making in previous accounting periods. This is a backward-looking orientation. The approach is based on International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) since IFRSs are the most widely used accounting standards worldwide. They are mandatory in the European Union. The aim of the Management Accounting part is to explore in detail the concepts of costs, margins and profits. A cost is above all a construction whose assumptions and limits must be understood. Despite being an introductory course, it offers a critical insight into the work of management controllers and seeks to put into perspective certain misconceptions which often result in inappropriate decisions.

3 ECTS

Open for all

Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs)

Escape the Ordinary – Designing Digital Escape Rooms with Genially

This is Blended Intensive Program (BIP), which invites students from various fields to explore the intersection of creativity, technology, storytelling, and gamification by designing their own interactive digital escape rooms. The BIP combines a virtual introductory module with a five‑day physical mobility period in Kaunas, Lithuania. Throughout the program, participants will work in international teams, learn to use Genially and AI‑powered tools, develop narratives and puzzles, and ultimately present a fully functioning digital escape room as their final project. Competencies acquired: • Design interactive digital escape rooms using Genially; • Apply gamification principles to learning environments; • Build coherent narratives, puzzles, and game logic; • Collaborate effectively in international teams; • Integrate AI tools into creative design workflows; • Present and justify their digital creations to an audience.

3 ECTS

Only T4EU students

Business and administration

Project management

During the training, the main project management cycle and project management stages will be presented. The lecturers will also answer questions on how to properly draw up a project budget and assemble a team, how to ensure proper project communication, and what tools to use in the project management process. This is a focused training course based on classic management and project management principles.

0 ECTS

Open for all

Opportunities

International Summer Music Academy

International Summer Music Academy is an intensive six-day artistic programme designed for advanced and aspiring musicians seeking high-level performance development in an international environment. Organised in collaboration with Singapore Raffles Music College, the Academy centres on individual masterclasses led by internationally recognised performers and professors, offering participants focused artistic guidance, interpretative refinement, and advanced vocal / instrumental / conducting (orchestra/choir) training. The programme includes daily individual sessions, ensemble work, and participant concerts, culminating in a final gala concert where selected participants perform together with a symphony orchestra in a professional concert setting. A distinctive component of the Academy is the thematic laboratory “Stage as Mission”, which explores focus, responsibility, teamwork, and decision-making under performance conditions. In addition to the core musical training, the Academy offers complementary activities such as performance psychology sessions, body awareness and movement practices, creative workshops, reflection laboratories, international career development seminars, and a cultural programme, supporting the participants’ broader artistic and professional growth.Read

Building Engaging Language Learning (BELL)

This summer school explores active and practical approaches to contemporary language teaching and learning, equipping the participants with strategies to create more inclusive, engaging and effective learning environments. The participants will examine how the plurilingual approach and mediation practices can support communication, collaboration and learners’ social-emotional development while valuing their full linguistic repertoires. Through hands-on workshops, the participants will experience and design motivating classroom practices, including escape room challenges, literature and performance-based activities and collaborative learning tasks that promote meaningful language use. The course also focuses on optimising classroom time through flipped learning and developing personalised lesson plans that address diverse learner needs and encourage learner autonomy. In addition, the participants will explore the pedagogical value of translation and cross-linguistic strategies to strengthen language awareness and communicative competence. They will gain practical tools and adaptable lesson ideas to reimagine language classrooms as interactive, learner-centered spaces that foster both linguistic and intercultural development. Read

Molecular Genetics and Genomic Methods in Life Sciences

This two-week intensive course provides a comprehensive introduction to modern molecular genetics and genomic approaches that underpin contemporary life sciences research. The program combines theoretical foundations with practical applications, equipping participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to understand and apply genomic technologies in biological and biomedical contexts. Participants will explore key molecular techniques, such as DNA/RNA extraction, PCR, quantitative PCR, electrophoresis, and sequencing technologies including next-generation sequencing (NGS). In addition to laboratory methodologies, the course introduces essential bioinformatics tools and data analysis strategies used for processing and interpreting genomic data. Participants will gain practical insight into experimental design, quality control, data visualization, and critical evaluation of genomic datasets. Through lectures, case studies, and hands-on sessions, students will learn how molecular genetics and genomics are applied in diverse fields such as health sciences, parasitology, microbiology, veterinary, ecology, and evolutionary biology. Read

Immagine in fondo

Co-funded by
the European Union

This project has received funding from the Erasmus+ programme of the European Union under grant agreement N. 101124432

Immagine in fondo

Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are, however, those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.