Imagine simultaneously studying interdisciplinary courses at multiple European universities, earning ECTS credits, and gaining valuable international experience.
At RUN-EU, you can choose from short-, medium-, or long-term international learning opportunities.
Whether you’re looking for a flexible online option or an in-person experience, you’ll find the perfect learning opportunity to enhance your future skills.
This SAP will connect students from RUN-EU institutes to collaborate under the topic of idea development. Using a broad co-creational lens, and the latest information on idea development methods,...
How can we design smarter, more sustainable cities?In this Short Advanced Programme (SAP), students tackle real-life urban challenges using Design Thinking. Hosted by Howest in Bruges, this...
The Short Advanced Programme (SAP) Moot Court on EU Values, part of the EU Values Awareness strand in RUN-EU Work Package 5 – EMIC, aims to deepen understanding of mechanisms safeguarding EU values...
This programme focusses on EU institutional awareness, communication, and intercultural sensitivity. By engaging in cross-cultural collaboration, participants will enhance their ability to explain...
In this SAP, students will learn how to create media content for the next generations. They get to know the Gen Z and Gen Alpha audience and develop innovative formats.The programme offers dynamic...
RUN-EU Ambassador Lab: Defining Roles, Creating ImpactFace-to-Face Week: FHV, Dornbirn, Austria 19 - 23. October 2026Understanding of the role of an ambassadorAwareness of purpose and influenceA...
In our ever-evolving, interconnected world, students will learn the fundamentals and tools of both traditional and digital sustainable marketing. This knowledge is crucial for crafting enduring...
How can we create festivals that are both unforgettable and sustainable?In this Short Advanced Programme (SAP), students explore real-world challenges from the festival and events industry to discover...
This SAP will connect students from RUN-EU institutes to collaborate under the topic of idea development. Using a broad co-creational lens, and the latest information on idea development methods, the students will create new business ideas, that meet the changes of the European wide business environment by solving business problems introduced by local Finnish companies.
How can we design smarter, more sustainable cities?In this Short Advanced Programme (SAP), students tackle real-life urban challenges using Design Thinking. Hosted by Howest in Bruges, this international programme blends online learning, in-person workshops, and team collaboration. Open to all disciplines, it builds creative and analytical skills for solving tomorrow’s city issues.Join this high-impact journey—because innovation isn't optional, it's essential.
The Short Advanced Programme (SAP) Moot Court on EU Values, part of the EU Values Awareness strand in RUN-EU Work Package 5 – EMIC, aims to deepen understanding of mechanisms safeguarding EU values through the interactive Moot Court format. Legal instruments, rooted in the Union’s founding Treaties, are central to promoting these values and driving integration. The Treaties, other legislation, and European Court of Justice rulings have long underpinned economic integration grounded in democratic principles. Jointly coordinated by IPCA and NHL Stenden, this SAP includes an in-person week in Barcelos, Portugal.
This programme focusses on EU institutional awareness, communication, and intercultural sensitivity. By engaging in cross-cultural collaboration, participants will enhance their ability to explain European decision-making processes and contribute to a more inclusive, value-driven Europe.Through a combination of workshops, seminars, group assignments, and immersive experiences, participants will explore how these values shape European governance, education, and society. The programme emphasises both theoretical and practical knowledge, offering a comprehensive introduction to European decision-making processes and how European values are integrated across EU Member States.
In this SAP, students will learn how to create media content for the next generations. They get to know the Gen Z and Gen Alpha audience and develop innovative formats.The programme offers dynamic online sessions focusing on media trends, new media business models and tech developments in media by trying out new tools.Students will apply theory to create innovative new media concepts for a media/content company, preparing themselves for real-world product innovation challenges.
RUN-EU Ambassador Lab: Defining Roles, Creating ImpactFace-to-Face Week: FHV, Dornbirn, Austria 19 - 23. October 2026Understanding of the role of an ambassadorAwareness of purpose and influenceA framework of realistic impactLong terms objectives inside their given institute
In our ever-evolving, interconnected world, students will learn the fundamentals and tools of both traditional and digital sustainable marketing. This knowledge is crucial for crafting enduring marketing approaches that support the triple bottom line of people, planet, profits and incorporating the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) into the fabric of organisations.
How can we create festivals that are both unforgettable and sustainable?In this Short Advanced Programme (SAP), students explore real-world challenges from the festival and events industry to discover how audiences can be inspired toward more sustainable behaviour. Hosted by NHL Stenden UAS in Leeuwarden, the Netherlands, this programme combines online learning, hands-on workshops, and cross-disciplinary teamwork. It develops the creative mindset and problem-solving skills needed to design the sustainable events of the future.Join this high-energy learning experience, because sustainability isn’t a trend, it’s the future of how we celebrate.
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