The University of La Réunion cooperates with 11 European universities as part of the EURESTRA project
Twelve higher education institutions across Europe have joined forces to enrich the European Higher Education and Research Area with a portfolio of creative and cutting-edge joint activities, aiming at responsible transformation through an innovative approach.
They intend to cooperate within EURESTRA, a European university, for responsible transformation.
EURESTRA is made up of 12 research universities which share a common transversal vision of Europe and a commitment to the world, particularly in Africa. These complementary universities are linked by shared resources and values, having already proven themselves in terms of common achievements. They are located in 10 different countries in central, eastern, northern and southern Europe, including the Balkans, as well as in an outermost region of Europe, Reunion.
Members :
- Germany – University of Bayreuth
- Bosnia-Herzegovina – University of Sarajevo France – University Bordeaux-Montaigne France – Sciences Po Bordeaux Institute
- France – University of Reunion
- Greece – University of Economics and Commerce of Athens Italy – University of Naples L’Orientale
- Poland – University of Szczecin
- Portugal – University of Trás-os-Montes and Alto Douro Sweden – Mid Sweden University
- Spain – Pablo de Olavide University
- Czech Republic – University of Hradec Kralove
With EURESTRA's academic expertise and operational experience around the world, we intend to develop a comprehensive collaboration within our global academic network that focuses on innovation and impact in Europe and beyond , encouraging excellence and joint capacity building with our strategic partners, to serve a multiple diversity of students, staff, lifelong learners and social actors.
EURESTRA’s vision for responsible transformation
Responsible transformation in European higher education applies to the training of students, staff and faculty, as well as the entire campus and societal ecosystems. It refers to several concepts, activities and processes. It covers major areas of transformation in higher education engagement, such as the social responsibility of higher education institutions, including the social mission-driven Internationalization of Higher Education for Society (IHES). of universities (SMU), the green transition and digital transformation of higher education, its ecosystems and its societies, an ethical framework of historical and cultural multidimensionality, including the negotiation of a responsible decolonization of education superior.
EURESTRA aims to provide a global perspective on relations between Europe and the rest of the world, in particular with Africa, in the context of difficult global transformations. It aims to be a platform for exchange for higher education beyond borders and continents.
The 12 partners will develop joint interdisciplinary programs among themselves and with selected higher education institutions in our global university network, with innovative teaching approaches and pioneering methodologies in education and research. All activities will respond to the growing demand for sustainability with a focus on diversity and inclusion.
The partners are already linked through joint programs and activities, such as Erasmus Mundus joint masters, joint doctorates and double degree programmes, joint intensive programs as well as student and staff mobility.
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