Bachelor's, Master's and doctoral students can apply until March 26, 2026 for the newly designed edition of the Student Research Clubs. In contrast to previous Student Research Clubs, for the first time students have the opportunity to work on and realise their own research ideas in collaboration with other European students.

Upcoming opportunity for your researchers and doctoral students (also open to young graduates and engineers): he University of Mons (UMONS) is organizing a Summer School on Digital Frontiers in Power Electronics: Artificial Intelligence, Digital Twins, and Hardware-in-the-Loop. This initiative is open to participants from the EUNICE Alliance.

Are you interested in research or would you like to find out more about it? Then take part in the online conference "The Positive Contributions of Research to Social Progress" on 19 March from 10:30 to 12:30.

Full of energy, Ha Lien Pham and Maral Chavoshi Tehrani represent the BTU students in order to strengthen their voices within EUNICE and intensify international exchange.

It aims to foster collaborations, research hubs and seed-funding for joint projects among other key objectives.

Three participants in the international and interdisciplinary activity of the Student Research Club visited Cottbus, the ASG Spremberg, the Schwarze Pumpe Industrial Park and the Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus-Senftenberg from 10 to 14 November 2025.

We celebrate the "EUNICE Day of Languages" 2025!

Save the date: This year's "EUNICE Day of Languages" will take place on 20 October.

The EUNICE Student Research Clubs (SRC) are returning for a second edition, this time in collaboration with ASG, the operating company of the Schwarze Pumpe industrial park.

A brand new range of multidisciplinary courses offers EUNICE students the opportunity to benefit from the expertise of ten European universities and to personalise their educational path.