The Future of U!REKA

At five years old, the U!REKA Network’s growth has been led by grassroots passion and energy for collaboration. Time to look ahead and find ways to build a fruitful future on this strong foundation.

U!REKA Network Café: New European Bauhaus

The New European Bauhaus initiative connects the European Green Deal to our communities’ living spaces and experiences, aiming to promote places that are enriching, sustainable and inclusive through creative and interdisciplinary projects bridging science and technology, art and culture.

U!REKA Research Workshop Series

As universities of applied science, all U!REKA member institutions aim to perform research which has an impact on the world around them. As a Network, we understand the importance of international collaboration to solve the challenges our societies face.

U!REKA newsletter launches

The new U!REKA newsletter is out! Register today and make sure you don’t miss a beat about the activities and upcoming events across our vibrant network.​

What could urban living look like in the future?

Students and lecturers from all over Europe came together for the ‘Urban Commons School: Commoning the Post-Covid City’ in Frankfurt from 6-9 October 2021, to learn from each other and exchange perspectives on life in our future cities. This autumn school was hosted by the U!REKA Lab: Urban Commons, an interdisciplinary blended learning and research programme focusing on urban commons and other co-creation initiatives in the participating U!REKA partner cities: Amsterdam, Ghent, Frankfurt, Helsinki, Lisbon and Ostrava.

How to design a COIL project

Workshop series with Eva Haug continues in November. The “U!REKA Introduction to COIL” workshop series on the Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL) method kicked-off in April 2021 and attracted many interested lecturers from different U!REKA institutions. The workshops led by Eva Haug (U!REKA partner Amsterdam UAS) were held over three weeks, offering inspiring sessions and a wonderful training which was received enthusiastically by participants.