The University of the Peloponnese in the Eunice Alliance of European Universities
A new era begins for the University of the Peloponnese as it is officially a member of the family of European university alliances. According to the results announced by the European Commission, EUNICE, the European University Alliance for Customised Education, which now has 10 European universities as members - including the University of the Peloponnese - has been selected to continue its development (https://eunice-university.eu).
With a vision to transform the educational experience for both students, teachers and researchers on a European scale, EUNICE member universities aim to create and develop personalised educational pathways, promote knowledge exchange between staff, foster interdisciplinary research and implement educational approaches that address global challenges while addressing regional socio-economic
How do we intend to achieve the above objectives?
With the opportunity to develop not only academic but also broader competences and skills
- Through the promotion of experiential learning and mobility
- By developing research bridges between the university, society and business
The Rector of the University of the Peloponnese, Professor Athanasios Katsis, expressed his thanks to the entire team that worked for this purpose and stressed that this development marks the outward-looking development and course of the Institution, expecting the active participation of all members of the academic community of the University.
The EUNICE alliance universities
The EUNICE alliance in numbers:
- 10 Universities
- 10 countries (Greece, Poland, Germany, Italy, France, Belgium, Sweden, Finland, Portugal and Spain)
- 1000 study programmes
- 15,000 staff
- 150,000 students
- 60 schools
The following link provides a list of EUNICE common courses which offers a wide variety of courses in different fields of study.
https://eunice-university.eu/courses/
The Course Coordinator for the University of the Peloponnese is Ms Vogopoulou, e-mail: a.vogopoulou@go.uop.gr