T4E news
Assoc. Prof. Suzdalieva from Mariupol State University Visited VMU
"We have many friends, many relatives in Russia, as we all Ukrainians have. Of course, they support us but I think it's not enough. It was a great disappointment of my life. There are 140 million people just doing nothing. When the war started, we became intolerant of Russians, and I don't know how many generations [it will take until] this intolerance will end. From one point of view, it's very scary because it's hate, but it's understandable, after what they did in my country", says Assoc. Prof. Olena Suzdalieva from Mariupol State University, who visited Vytautas Magnus University (VMU) and held lectures for students.
Students Invited to Attend T4EU Week in Tallinn
Are you interested in design and sustainability, cultural heritage, or AI in arts? The Estonian Academy of Arts invites students to discuss these and other topics during the events of the Transform4Europe Week that will take place on 12–17 June in Tallinn. Registration deadline is 18 May.
T4EU Week at University of Silesia: Student Impressions
VMU student Fras Omer writes about his experience as a student during the Transform4Europe Week at the University of Silesia in Katowice, Poland on 24–28 April 2023.
Forum to Discuss Borders in Crisis
Borders and their crises are a frequent phenomenon of the recent decades: from the U.S. and Mexico to the Russian war in Ukraine. This topic will be discussed during the forum Borders in Crisis: Border Struggles and Border Violence in a Global Perspective, which will take place in Germany and online on 11-12 May. The forum is organised by the Transform4Europe partner Saarland University. Online registration is required.
T4E Lectures on Quantum Computing and Intercultural Competence
What is quantum computing and why is it fascinating? What are innovative ways to develop intercultural competences today? These and other questions will be answered at two public lectures in English which will be held on 9th and 11th of May at Saarland University and online. The Open Dual Lectures series are organised by the European university alliance Transform4Europe.
Open Dual Lectures: on living in the city and digital business
How to ensure that cities support the residents’ well-being and remain resilient to various challenges? How to effectively adapt business models for the digital sphere – following the example of Apple, Google and other successful companies? These questions will be discussed in two lectures organised by the international Transform4Europe Alliance. The lectures will be held on the 4th and 25th of May in Kaunas and will be streamed online.
