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The event allowed student representatives from alliances to share their experiences, best practices and struggles through workshops and discussions to find solutions and defend students’ rights.

Primary tasks involve close collaboration with the Université de Lorraine IRO, local coordinator, Montanuniversität Leoben coordinator, partner IRO representatives, and operational task forces in EURECA-PRO.

The project presented by the Lab has as its starting point the aggravating footprint that the fashion industry leaves on the environment and the imperative need to convert it to good circular economy practices.

25 children went on a search for clues with Prof. Labudde and his team of digital forensic experts after “Hubert” the deer.

The aim was to give 31 pupils from grades 9 to 11 (ages 15 to 17) an understanding of studying and life at a university.

The Joint Master’s Programme is aimed at students with an interest in Sustainable Development Goal 12 (SDG12) and the management of responsible consumption and production.

The Contest promotes invention and problem-solving abilities through collaborative work among students with the support of multidisciplinary STEM researchers acting as mentors.

This is an honorary distinction as it is the first time that a Greek Scientist has been elected to the board of this international organization, which celebrates 30 years since its foundation in 1993.

During the International Student Scientific Conference TalentDetector2023, students from EURECA-PRO had the freedom to present their results on Problem-Based Courses

Three years after the kick-off of the EURECA-PRO in 2020, the university alliance has now secured European Commission (EC) funding for the second project phase from 2023-2027.

A Night of Science isn’t a Night of Science without EURECA-PRO! From exciting quiz questions to a waste separation station to estimating the CO2 balance of food, science came alive.

Our students actively contributed to the formulation of policy recommendations for each panel’s topic.

Researchers and students associated with the EURECA-PRO University Consortium visited Romania to exchange experiences and to plan future activities. The event brought together more than 100 people from nine European Universities.

The aim of the event was to create awareness for the European University on Responsible Consumption and Production among students, staff and the public.

During the EURECA-PRO PhD Journey, 30 doctoral students travelled to their chosen destinations for a week full of knowledge transfer and cultural activities.