Collaboration networks
Humboldt-Universität is involved in the two academic networks Circle U. and CENTRAL in order to expand its commitment in Europe.
In the European university alliance Circle U., alongside eight European partners, it is building a European university of the future: Innovative structures offer students – as well as researchers, teachers, and even employees – the opportunity to create new forms of highly networked collaboration in mobility, teaching or research to be implemented at European level.
In the CENTRAL network, Humboldt-Universität is strengthening its position in Central Europe and, together with four other partners contributing to the consolidation and further development of this important area of higher education.
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Circle U.
European higher education and cutting-edge research? The Circle U. university alliance is developing a joint international campus and offers a variety of opportunities for students, scientists and administrative staff.
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CENTRAL
In the CENTRAL network, five renowned universities from Central European capitals are working on making the academic contribution of the Central/Eastern Europe region more visible on the continent and beyond.
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For all HU members: Circle U. seed funding call open now
Call for applications
The Circle U. Seed Funding Scheme aims to strengthen collaboration between partner universities at all levels. Researchers, administrative staff, and students are all invited to apply for funding of up to 10,000 euros for their projects by 1 October.
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Harvard sociologist Michéle Lamont was a guest at DeZIM and Circle U.
Circle U.
On 5 May, Harvard sociologist Michéle Lamont presented her book on general challenges in struggles for recognition, as well as ongoing collaborative research at the German Centre for Integration and Migration Research (DeZIM) in collaboration with Circle U.
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Simulation-based teaching and learning: Join a new informal network
Circle U.
Across Circle U. universities, people organise simulation-based learning and teaching activities. The Circle U. Teaching Innovation Lab is establishing an informal network for those interested in sharing about these practices.
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