The selection process for participation the third T4EU Festival of European Culture and Languages “Crossing, Arriving, Settling: Vulnerability in the Context of Migration, Then and Now”has been completed. Below is the list of students selected to participate in the Festival:
The Festival will take place in Saint-Étienne (France) from 23 to 27 November 2026.
The selection process for the T4EU Sustainable Heritage Workshop event, hosted by Vytautas Magnus University (Lithuania), has been successfully completed.
The following students have been selected to take part in the workshop:
This intensive workshop will take place at Vytautas Magnus University (Kaunas) and the Kaunas Ninth Fort Museum from 28 September to 2 October 2026.
Would you like to explore European heritage, memory, and artistic practices?
Would you like to discuss these topics with students, scholars, artists, and cultural professionals from across the Transform4Europe Alliance?
Join Mnemosyne – the 3rd T4EU Heritage Week, hosted by the University of Trieste from 21 to 23 October 2026 as part of WP7 – Tasks 7.2 and 7.5.
Inspired by Aby Warburg’s reflections on the relationship between art and memory, this year’s Heritage Week explores how Europe’s shared heritage is constructed, interpreted, and reimagined through critical memory studies and artistic methodologies. Bringing together scholars, artists, students, cultural institutions, and GLAM+ professionals, the programme promotes an interdisciplinary dialogue on participatory artistic practices and sustainable heritage.
The event is organised around two complementary initiatives:
Throughout the three-day programme, participants will attend keynote lectures and thematic panels, engage in discussions with museums and cultural institutions, take part in a participatory World Café, and exchange ideas with scholars, artists, researchers, and heritage professionals from across the T4EU Alliance. Topics will include contested memories, wars and forced migrations, border regions, authoritarian pasts, public memory, participatory artistic practices, and innovative approaches to heritage research and education.
The University of Trieste will host participants from the Transform4Europe Alliance. Each partner university may nominate up to five Master’s students and PhD candidates (in total), giving priority to candidates whose academic background, research interests, or study programmes are related to the Humanities, Social Sciences, Visual Arts, and Architecture.
If you are a Master’s or PhD student interested in attending all sessions over the 3 days of the event, fill out the form!
Professors will evaluate applications based on the relevance of your field of study to the topics covered, as well as your personal motivation.
Selected participants will be contacted in September, and a certificate of attendance will be issued.
Stay tuned for updates on our website and social media channels!
Applications are now open for the T4EU Festival of Culture and Languages and Sustainable Student Heritage Competition – “INSPIRING ISTRIA” which will take place in Koper from 8 to 11 September 2026, hosted by University of Primorska (Koper, Slovenia).
Participants will engage in hands-on learning by selecting one of three specialized workshops:
Application deadline: 26 July 2026
A new T4EU mobility opportunity is available for UniTS students.
Jean Monnet University is organizing the third T4EU Festival of European Culture and Languages: “Crossing, Arriving, Settling: Vulnerability in the Context of Migration, Then and Now” which will take place in Saint-Étienne (France) from 23 to 27 November 2026.
The University of Trieste will select 3 master’s students to participate in the Festival. Preference will be given to students enrolled in study programs related to the Festival.
The Festival will bring together lecturers from various academic fields, including political science, anthropology, history, sociolinguistics, and psychiatry. Students will examine migration and vulnerability from multiple perspectives.
Master’s students will also take part in the T4EU Student Competition. They will work in international teams to develop educational materials based on archival sources related to migration.
Check out the programme details
Students may request recognition of 3 ECTS credits.
What are you waiting for?
Deadline: 12 July 2026
IMPORTANT!
Before you attend the selected course, remember to inform your “Coordinatore del Corso di Studi” and the “Segreteria didattica” of your Department, following the dedicated guidelines.
The selection process for the “Data-driven Solutions for a more Sustainable Future” event, hosted by Sofia University St. Kliment Ohridski, has been successfully completed.
The following students have been selected to take part in the programme:
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The event will explore the opportunities and potential of AI and GeoAI for analysing the local impacts of climate change across European regions. Participants will gain insight into the latest geospatial analytics and predictive modelling tools used to address natural hazards and environmental risks.
The University of Trieste will select 3 students to participate in the T4EU Sustainable Heritage Workshop, Cultural Responses to War: Shaping Heritage, Building Resilience, hosted by Vytautas Magnus University (Lithuania).
This intensive workshop will take place at Vytautas Magnus University (Kaunas) and the Kaunas Ninth Fort Museum from 28 September to 2 October 2026.
The programme bridges academic theory and institutional practice. Working alongside museum professionals and mentors, students will address urgent challenges arising from the war in Ukraine, focusing on the following key areas:
Join this intensive week dedicated to protecting European heritage in an era of global crisis.
The three participants will be selected as follows:
– one BA student;
– one MA student;
– one PhD student / early-career researcher.
Students may request recognition of 3 ECTS credits.
IMPORTANT!
Before you attend the selected course, remember to inform your “Coordinatore del Corso di Studi” and the “Segreteria didattica” of your Department, following the dedicated guidelines.
Before attending the selected course, doctoral students must also inform their Doctoral Course Coordinator and the Delegate for Doctoral Studies (delegato.dottorati@units.it).
Failure to comply will preclude credit recognition.
The University of Trieste has selected 2 students to participate in the T4EU Bootcamp Heritage and the Anthropocene – Foreseeing Futures, hosted by the University of Primorska (Koper, Slovenia) from 10 to 12 June 2026.
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The T4EU team at UniTS will be contacting the successful candidates in due course with further information.
Are you passionate about sustainability and the future of our cities?
Do you want to learn how Artificial Intelligence can tackle climate change?
We are looking for motivated students to join the upcoming event hosted by Sofia University St. Kliment Ohridski as part of the Transform4Europe (T4EU) Alliance!
The event will present the opportunities and capabilities of AI and GeoAI in studying the local effects of climate change across European regions. Participants will be introduced to the latest geospatial analytics and predictive modelling to directly address natural hazards and environmental risks.
Throughout the event, you will learn how to work with scalable, workflow-oriented methodologies for analysing complex data. The focus will be on geoinformation technologies, including Generative AI and no-code/low-code solutions for handling large datasets.
Finally, participants will work in groups to solve a specific issue as part of the T4EU Stakeholder Challenge, an open innovation initiative that will connect young talents with companies and public institutions.
The University of Trieste will select 3 students to take part in the T4EU event Data-driven Solutions for a more Sustainable Future, which will include:
– a virtual session on 22 October 2026;
– a physical mobility on 26–30 October 2026.
The three participants assigned to each event will be distributed as follows:
– one person from the BA;
– one person from the MA;
– one person from the PhD/Young researcher.
The target group is focused on students with no or little programming skills.
Students can ask for recognition of 3 ECTS credits.
IMPORTANT!
Before you attend the selected course, remember to inform your “Coordinatore del Corso di Studi” and the “Segreteria didattica” of your Department, following the dedicated guidelines.
Before attending the selected course, doctoral students must also inform their Doctoral Course Coordinator and the Delegate for Doctoral Studies (delegato.dottorati@units.it).
Failure to comply will preclude credit recognition.
What are you waiting for?
Application deadline: 24 May 2026.
