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Lodz University of Technology hosted nearly 90 representatives of the European Consortium of Innovative Universities (ECIU), representing 12 partner universities from Europe and one from Mexico. The event, held on 23–26 September 2025, was a series of key meetings, including the ECIU Board session.

On September 29-30, 18 student representatives from across ECIU University gathered for the fifth ECIU Student Council meeting in Łódź (Poland). The two-day summit focused on establishing the Council’s internal structure, electing delegates, and defining long-term goals – in accordance with the ECIU Vision 2030.

Last week, eight ECIU groups came together at Łódź University of Technology. At the core of the meetings were the developments in Brussels regarding the proposed next multiannual EU budget and programmes, as well as the opportunities for the ECIU and its ECIU University Alliance.

Between 23 and 26 September, Lodz University of Technology will welcome nearly 90 representatives from 12 European universities and one university from Mexico, all members of the European Consortium of Innovative Universities (ECIU).

Center for Teaching and Learning a actively contributes to the development of ECIU Learning Opportunities.

Participants of the upcoming ECIU meetings in Łódź will find all essential travel details gathered here to make their visit smooth and stress-free. From airport connections to campus directions, this guide outlines the key information on transport, venues, and practical arrangements.

As the new academic year begins, ECIU University invites students to join its latest Challenges and micro-modules. Discover 60 learning opportunities currently open for application and get a unique chance to develop crucial skills for your career, connect with peers and businesses, and make an impact.

Building leadership and community across Europe. Event for ECIU Student Ambassadors.

Until 31st of October 2025, researchers from 6 ECIU member universities, including TUL, can submit proposals for the 2nd Edition of the ECIU Seed Programme. The call welcomes diverse expertise from both early-career and established researchers, however, proposals must be submitted by teams including researchers from at least three ECIU member institutions.

We encourage all TUL students to explore the Engage course catalogue and discover the wide range of micro-modules and challenges available across the ECIU University network. Make sure to check out two exciting opportunities offered by Dublin City University – each worth 7.5 ECTS credits. Applications close on 24 August, so apply now!

Lodz University of Technology will host the ECIU Board in September. This important event will bring together representatives of 12 European universities and 1 from Mexico involved in joint activities for innovative education, scientific research and solving global social challenges.

TUL, together with Linköping University and the University of Aveiro, has won €39,000 funding under the CoARA Second Boost call for the DIVERSE+ project. Over the next year, the partners will develop new approaches to recognising diverse research contributions and prioritising qualitative evaluation.