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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.

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Workshop on Responsible AI (Phd program in Computer Science)

The Workshop on Responsible AI will bring together international experts from Germany, Ireland and Poland to explore key challenges, emerging approaches and practical applications of responsible artificial intelligence. The programme will feature presentations by Prof. Dagmar Monett (Berlin School of Economics and Law), “Responsible Realism and Critical AI”; Prof. Ihsan Ullah (University of Galway), “Responsible AI & Computer Vision Techniques for Cardiovascular Diseases”; and Prof. Grzegorz J. Nalepa (Jagiellonian University in Krakow), “What AI Has Been... Not”. Students participating online to be eligible for the certificate will also need to present their work in the form of a poster, as per the requirement set on the Workshop website. Read
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PhD Track: THE FUTURE OF EU ENLARGEMENT POLICY

Lead Advisor: Prof. Dr. Maria Stoicheva The PhD Track is suitable for PhD students from the areas of European Studies, Political Science, International Relations, History, Economics and other interdisciplinary studies. This PhD track explores the future of EU enlargement policy through a series of online lectures complemented by an interactive group sessions. Participants will examine and debate alternative scenarios for the future of EU enlargement by 2035, assessing their political, institutional, economic, and geopolitical implications, among others. A special emphasis is placed on peer-review and evaluation among the participating PhDs, as well as expert review and evaluation on part of the Lead Advisor and the PhDs' supervisors. To apply, please write to ntsvetkova@phls.uni-sofia.bg and to mstoyanova@phls.uni-sofia.bg by October 2oth, 2026. Please send a motivation letter signed by your your supervisor. You will be sent instructions about joining the PhD track by October 30th, 2026. The participants are also invited to visit Sofia University St. Kliment Ohridski under the regular Erasmus+ exchanges among T4EU partners and work under the guidance of the Lead Advisor onsite in relation to their research interests and needs. Read
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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
    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

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