EUniWell course and training catalogue: the September 2026 selection
The selection below features courses and training programmes for students, PhD students and staff, enabling you to explore new academic fields, develop your professional skills and connect with experts from across Europe.
Registration for this session is now open and closes on 4 October.
To mark the release of the latest edition of the EUniWell catalogue, we are offering a selection focusing primarily on online courses, which can be combined with your main studies or activities.
Online courses
Language Tandems for Academic and Administrative Staff – Inalco
Target audience: administrative staff and academic staff at Inalco
Format :&synchronous online from February 2026
The language tandems are back for a third edition! Read this feedback article to learn more about the first two sessions.
Two members of academic or administrative staff from two EUniWell universities are paired up to practise one or two foreign languages. They meet regularly via video conference to practise their spoken language skills. This highly flexible programme offers the ideal opportunity to practise a European language on a regular and enjoyable basis. It also enables participants to exchange views with a counterpart from a European university, for example on professional practices, cultural differences, etc.
TASK - The Assessment of Sustainability Knowledge – University of Nantes
Audience : students (including PhD students), academic and administrative staff
Format: asynchronous online, open from 5 October to 20 December 2026
The Sulitest TASK™ test is an international certification that assesses knowledge of sustainable development, in line with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Designed for students wishing to deepen their understanding of environmental, social and economic issues, this test provides official validation of their skills within a recognised academic framework. By choosing this course, students prepare for a standardised assessment and obtain a certification that can be used in their academic and professional careers.
How to transfer my research to society? Training in Innovation Skills – University of Santiago de Compostela
Target audience: PhD students
Format: synchronous online sessions on 20 January, 27 January, 3 February and 10 February 2027 from 9.30 am to 12.30 pm
This course has been designed to foster the development of innovation skills and improve knowledge transfer capabilities amongst PhD students, by helping them to identify opportunities and build collaborative networks with the business world and civil society.
The programme consists of three interactive workshops (each lasting three hours), followed by a final session during which participants will present their proposed solutions and receive structured feedback.
Short-term mobility programmes
Please note : for the following two programmes, funding for mobility cannot be guaranteed. Funding decisions will be communicated to successful applicants after the application period.
History of Economics – University of Nantes
Target audience: Bachelor’s degree students
Format: mobility programme in Nantes from 8 to 12 March 2027; 10 hours of online activities between December 2026 and March 2027
The programme offers a historical and international approach to the history of economics. This course will present the major currents in the history of economic thought, comparing theories, schools of thought and the contributions of the most influential authors, whilst situating these ideas within their global institutional, political and socio-economic context.
Students will explore the events and theories that have shaped the evolution of the global economy, including the agricultural, industrial and technological revolutions, as well as their impact on global economic dynamics.
Particular attention will be paid to women economists throughout history, in order to develop an inclusive and critical perspective on the discipline’s evolution.
Interdisciplinary Practices in Research - Nantes University
Audience: PhD students
Format: visit to Nantes on 14 and 15 January 2027
This programme is organised by the ELIT (ELaborating InTerdisciplinarity with SSH) research network, which acts as an incubator for projects aimed at reflecting on, understanding and articulating interdisciplinary interactions around the challenges facing health and the industries of the future. Its scope encompasses all social sciences and humanities related to health and/or the industries of the future. The network also promotes dialogue between the social sciences and humanities, on the one hand, and engineering and health sciences, on the other.
These two days offer an opportunity to discover the work of the network’s researchers and to learn about interdisciplinary approaches applied to research.