Student-led Courses

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Create a Course - Transform your Campus!

The BAUHAUS4EU European University Alliance invites students from all partner institutions to submit proposals for Student-led interdisciplinary courses (SLC) – innovative, interdisciplinary and challenge-based learning formats inspired by the principles of the New European Bauhaus (NEB) Initiative. The courses will take place at your university and can be held in your native language.

 

Key facts:

WhatOpen Call for creation of courses, where students actively design and prepare the curriculum 
Submission deadline31 December 2026
LanguageSubmissions should preferably be in English, courses can be held in your native language
Eligibility Students (at the Bachelor, Master or PhD level) from the partner universities within the BAUHAUS4EU Alliance, who must be supported by academic mentors
Accepted course formatsSeminars, lectures series, workshops, project modules and tutorials 
Implementation periodDuring the Summer semester of the academic year 2026-2027

More information

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Contact & supportDownload full open call document
Application FormSubmit here 

 

Why apply?

Student-led interdisciplinary courses (SLC) are educational formats, where students actively design and prepare the curriculum. Within the BAUHAUS4EU Alliance, these courses empower participants as change agents to lead green and inclusive campus transformations. Ultimately, they foster future skills and European identity.

Student-led interdisciplinary courses offer students a unique opportunity to:

  • actively design and prepare the curriculum themselves, with an interdisciplinary approach,
  • empower students to act as motors of innovation and change agents,
  • provide fresh perspectives on student needs and visions and contribute to the transformation of their university campus into a green and inclusive BAUHAUS4EU Campus.
  • Academic mentors provide guidance to ensure pedagogical quality.

Submit your idea

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Contact & Support

Bauhaus-Universität Weimar
Contact: Fulya Tasliarmut

b4eu-courses[at]uni-weimar.de 

University of Economics in Katowice
Contact: Dominika BOCHAŃCZYK-KUPKA

dominika.bochanczyk-kupka[at]uekat.pl

University Lumière Lyon 2
Contact: Sophie MARTELET

bauhaus4eu@univ-lyon2.fr

University of Bergamo
Contact: Elisa CONSOLANDI

bauhaus4eu@unibg.it

Polytechnic University of Castelo Branco
Contact: Joana DIAS

b4eu[at]ipcb.pt

University of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geodesy
Contact: Galina GRADINAROVA

galina_fld[at]uacg.bg

POLIS University
Contact: Glejdi FEJZA

glejdi_fejza[at]universitetipolis.edu.al

University of Macedonia
Contact: Periklis CHATZINAKOS

bauhaus4eu@uom.edu.gr

Blekinge Institute of Technology
Contact: Vicky Johnson GATZOURAS

bauhaus4eu[at]bth.se

University of Picardie Jules Verne
Contact: Yannick Vrolant

bauhaus4eu[at]u-picardie.fr

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