Graz University of Technology is one of five universities in Styria, Austria and is the oldest science and technology research and educational institute in Austria.
Unite! University Alliance
Unite! is a European University Alliance funded by the European Commission. Aalto University is a member of Unite! together with eight other high-level European technical universities. Unite! will create a new model for European university education by strengthening the mobility of students and staff, and fostering the quality, inclusiveness and competitiveness of European higher education.
Unite! offers students unique joint programmes that combine multidisciplinary, multilingual and multicultural elements into common curricula and flexible study pathways. A strong focus is on developing more flexible, short-term mobility and virtual exchanges. To respond to major societal challenges, we will focus our educational activities in particular on energy, industrial change, artificial intelligence and entrepreneurship.
The Unite! alliance is through a range of initiatives fostering educational activities amongst and within the nine partner universities. These endeavours offer added value by fostering international collaboration, simplifying administrative processes, and providing both teachers and students access to diverse resources and infrastructures. They are aimed at enhancing collaborative teaching opportunities, increasing attractive study offers for students, and help in further developing the inter-university digital campus
The Unite! alliance seeks to catalyse the research activities of its nine partner universities. We aim to offer added value by fostering international collaboration, simplifying administrative processes, and providing access to diverse resources and infrastructure. This is expected to enhance networking opportunities, increase the likelihood of external funding, and prepare young researchers for promising careers in academia and the private sector.
Unite! news
Student Niklas Hamberg represents Aalto and Unite! at the 2025 European Student Assembly in Strasbourg
Over 250 university students from across Europe gathered at the European Parliament in Strasbourg for the European Student Assembly (ESA) 2025.
Get support on how to create an Unite! International course at the Metacampus Meet &Greet
For those who are new to teaching within the Unite! aliance, the Metacampus Meet&Greet is a good change to have an open discussion about your plans and support needs together with the Metacampus support staff.
Teacher, share your insights on assessment practices
Unite! Educator Questionnaire aims at understanding and improving assessment strategies in higher education.
Call for Applications: Orbiting Sustainability
Tackle Space Debris & Build a Sustainable Future in Space – Apply for the Orbiting Sustainability Workshop in Grenoble!Unite! events and trainings
Unite! Partner Universities
KTH in Sweden is one of the partner universities.
Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya in Spain is one of the partner universities in Unite!.
Universidade de Lisboa in Portugal is one of the partner universities in Unite!.
Technische Universität Darmstadt in Germany is one of the partner universities Unite!.
Politecnico di Torino in Italy is one of the partner universities.
institute Polytechnique de Grenoble in France is one of the partner universities.
Wroclaw University of Science and Technology is one of the largest and best technical universities in the country, one regularly ranked among the best in the national rankings.
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