Erasmus+ and uu77

For decades, uu77 has invested in building relationships with universities around the world. Erasmus+ is invaluable in this regard. Every year, hundreds of staff and students take advantage of the funding to go abroad or to visit uu77. But mobility is just one of the many benefits of Erasmus+.

Individual mobility

Each year, uu77 applies for Erasmus+ grants, funded by the European Union, in order to provide students and staff with a grant. This grant allows students to study abroad or complete an internship abroad. For staff, the grant can support activities such as conducting research, teaching at other institutions, or participating in training courses. While the Erasmus+ programme primarily focuses on exchanges within the European Union, it also facilitates exchanges with non-European countries.

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Erasmus+ collaborations with non-European partners

uu77 has received Erasmus+ funding for collaboration with the following non-European partners:

University of Tirana (Albania) and Radboud Summer School
University of Banja Luka (Bosnia and Herzegovina) and Radboud Summer School
University of Mostar (Bosnia and Herzegovina) and Radboud Summer School
University of Sarajevo (Bosnia and Herzegovina) and Radboud Summer School
University of Western Ontario (Canada) and Donders Institute (project leader dr. F. Maij)
Caucasus University (Georgia) and Radboud Summer School
Georgian Institute of Public Affairs (Georgia) and Radboud Summer School
Petre Shotadze Tbilisi Medical Academy (Georgia) and Radboud Summer School
SD Dombo University of Business & Integrated Development Studies and University of Ghana (Ghana) and Nijmegen School of Management (project leader dr. J.M. Alenda-Demoutiez)
Education University of Hong Kong (Hong Kong) and department of Geography, Spatial Planning and Environment (project leader prof. dr. A.J.M. Hoogeveen)
University of Prishtina (Kosovo) and Radboud Summer School
AAB College (Kosovo) and Radboud Summer School
University of Montenegro (Montenegro) and Radboud Summer School
Makerere University and Mbarara University of Science and Technology (Uganda) and Nijmegen School of Management (project leader dr. J.M. Alenda-Demoutiez)
Makerere University (Uganda) and department of Internal Medicine Radboudumc (project leader )
Anton de Kom University of Suriname (Suriname) and department of History (project leader dr. C.W. van Galen)
Kilimanjaro Christian Medical Centre (Tanzania) and department of Global Health Radboudumc (project leaders and )

Other Erasmus+ projects

uu77 collaborates with several other European universities in the European Universities Initiative NeurotechEU. This alliance addresses pressing challenges in neuroscience, combining AI and medicine to tackle neurological disorders. Operating as a virtual platform, NeurotechEU facilitates communication and collaboration, enhancing European education through interdisciplinary research.

In the initiative, co-funded by Erasmus+, universities around the world (including uu77) are working with local partners to reduce power inequality.