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The European Student Assembly (ESA) is a multi-month project that brings together students from various organisations across Europe to collaboratively develop proposals for the future direction of the European Union.

On June 10–11, 2025, the picturesque city of Trento, Italy, became the meeting point for over 200 participants from 13 countries during this year’s ECIU University Forum, hosted by Università di Trento. It brought together students, researchers, teachers, administrative staff, and external stakeholders to exchange ideas and shape the future of European education and research.

At the beginning of May 2025, two TUL students took part in ECIU Creathon, one of the key events aimed at students. Read the article to find out what the experience was like and why you too should join Creathon next year!

We would like to encourage all TUL staff members and students who have benefitted from our membership in the ECIU to fill out a quick survey which will help us identify directions for further development of the alliance in years 2026-2028. Please complete the questionnaire by EOD on Wed 21st May (please note, the questions are in Polish but you are welcome to answer in English).

Join us for ECIU Talks, an online consultation related to TUL's membership in the ECIU. The event will take place online on Monday, 12th May11.30am -12.30pm.

The AI hackathon, held in March 2025 in Tampere, Finland, was one of the largest student events of ECIU University, and the largest multinational on-site challenge organized by Tampere University. The participants came from eight universities across Europe.

Practical Solutions for Managing Challenges in Industry through Simulations.

Watch the ECIU AI Assistant Hackathon Grand Finale LIVE and vote, 14th March 11:00-15:00 CET!

ECIU Research Labs is an opportunity to start new collaborations and develop new ideas and research projects with other ECIU researchers in the fields of Energy&Sustainability and Transport&Mobility.

Check the list of opportunities available in ECIU now. You can choose from different micromodules, meetings and networking events.

One of the micro-modules offered at the ECIU was “Lifestyle Influence on Reproductive Health”, organised by the University of Aveiro (Portugal). Among the participants was Alicja Zielinska, who we talk to about her motivations, experiences and lessons learned from participating in this international project.

Grant proposal submitted by TUL's International Cooperation Centre in the "Support of European Universities" competition was successful! We received funding from the National Agency for Academic Exchange (NAWA) to carry out a 2-year-long project which will strengthen TUL's position in the ECIU alliance.