Transform4Europe launches Student Initiatives competition

As part of the Transform4Europe Alliance (T4EU), students from the Universidade Católica Portuguesa have, until 1 August, the opportunity to submit proposals for initiatives aimed at improving their campi and strengthening collaboration between the Alliance's universities.

This initiative aims to encourage the creation of projects that promote co-operation, sustainability and student welfare, while contributing to the interconnectivity of the Alliance and improving mutual understanding between institutions.

The selected initiatives should focus on areas such as sustainability, inclusion and well-being, with the aim of strengthening the sense of belonging to a common transnational campus.

The projects will be developed by international teams made up of students from at least three different T4EU universities. The teams will have the opportunity to compete for funding to realise their ideas, with a well-defined budget and clear deadlines for implementation. Each proposal must demonstrate its positive impact on improving collaboration and creating a more cohesive and inclusive academic environment.

This is an excellent opportunity for students to actively contribute to the development of innovative and collaborative projects that can benefit not only their campi, but also the entire T4EU Alliance community.

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