BAUHAUS4EU
BAUHAUS4EU Recognised as a New European Bauhaus Best Practice The first year of the European University Alliance BAUHAUS4EU (B4EU) concludes with an encouraging recognition: shortly before the end of the year, BAUHAUS4EU was recognised as a New European Bauhaus best practice for regional transformation in an official European Commission publication.
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Looking Back at the First BAUHAUS4EU Year 2025 was the year of beginnings, getting-to-knows, launches, and kick-offs. But we did not just start – we progressed! We reached milestones, delivered results, surveys, reports, and created first offers. And to top it off: we organised as well as attended a considerable amount of workshops, conferences, and other events. From the get-go, the spirit of the BAUHAUS4EU Alliance felt very alive.
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First Meeting with the Alliance Advisory Council BAUHAUS4EU has officially introduced the members of its Advisory Council during a joint meeting with the Presidents' Council on 5 December. Composed of high-level experts from across Europe and beyond, the Advisory Council will provide strategic insight and guidance to support the Alliance's long-term vision and development.
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Four Winners for the 1st BAUHAUS4EU Photo Contest Take a look at our winning photos! All four visual stories, in their unique ways, explore the sense of belonging as created not by buildings or schedules alone, but by the ways people share space, support each other, work behind the scenes, and build meaning together.
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Studying all over Europe!

Explore Europe, your way! Ten universities, endless possibilities — online or in person. Pick a course and discover how you can make the most of this unique opportunity! Within our Alliance, you can grow your knowledge, skills, and career flexibly to match your needs.

Our mission & goals

The project has received funding from the European Union’s European Universities Initiative
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