The BTU Language Center is actively involved in setting up the European University for Customized Education (EUNICE) with the participation of ten universities from Belgium, Finland, France, Greece, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Sweden, Spain and us in Germany.

Thanks to EUNICE4U funding 2023-2027 from the EU, the Language Center has taken the lead in developing an infrastructure and quality framework for a common EUNICE language learning portfolio that supports the virtual exchange and physical mobility of students and university staff and enables resource efficiency.

As part of the EUNICE General Assembly at BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg from April 23 to 25, 2024, representatives of the language departments of all partner universities worked on the development of strategic fields of action with a view to the 2027 objectives in a workshop. See also. This work was evaluated at the General Assembly in Kalamata from October 10  to 12, 2025 and continued by further expanding and strengthening the infrastructure, developing the strategic orientation of the language course portfolio, and creating a plan for the development of the quality framework in a workshop.

At the General Assembly in Karlstad (23-24 September, 2026), the number of applicants for EUNICE language courses and the project’s overall progress were evaluated. We are on the right track. In addition, the first draft of the quality framework was presented and discussed with various stakeholders.