Tournaments, cultural performances, stared lecturers and mobility forums will take place between the 20th October and the 24th November 2022 in the seven partner universities of the alliance. The Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus-Senftenberg (BTU) is involved.

With a colorful program of dance, sports, greetings and presentations, the "Fit@ Campus" exercise trail at the Cottbus central campus was ceremoniously opened on Wednesday, October 12, 2021. From now on, the outdoor sports equipment along Konrad-Wchsmann-Allee is freely accessible to all sports enthusiasts - to stay fit alongside studies and job.

Minister of Science Dr. Manja Schüle hands over the grant to the BTU's new Energy Innovation Center (EIZ). More than 90 scientists from 14 disciplines are researching the effective and efficient energy supply of the future together with more than 40 partner institutions.

"It quickly became clear to me what a family and multicultural atmosphere there is on campus."

The extension agreement was signed on the occasion of the EUNICE General Assembly at the Spanish partner university in Santander. In addition to BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg, nine universities now belong to the European Alliance.

The range of online courses on offer extends from engineering to computer science and politics. Interested students can apply now. The first modules will start already at the end of September.