Partners

European Partner Universities

The European partner universities are core contributors to the Euroculture programme. These universities offer the full two-year degree programme, including all four semesters of Euroculture. For more information on the general structure of mobility in Euroculture, please review our pages on the mobility scheme and the curriculum. For more information on the profiles of each of our participating universities, follow the links below.

  • Euroculture Göttingen

    At Georg-August-Universität Göttingen we understand Euroculture as an approach to examine Europe in an inspiring multidisciplinary context considering both its crises and continuities, together with its exchanges as well as collaboration and co-habitation.

  • Euroculture Groningen

    The academic and research focus of the Euroculture programme at the University of Groningen centers is on the notion of cultural identity and its relation to European integration in all its dimensions. Concepts such as “Europeanisation” and “Citizenship” are debated.

  • Euroculture Deusto

    The academic culture at Deusto is characterised by its focus on the active learning of key competences, where students are supported by the instructors at any moment.

  • Euroculture Udine

    Pooling together the expertise of academics from various Departments, our programme offers an interdisciplinary approach to teaching and research in the field of European cultural, historical and political studies.

  • Euroculture Strasbourg

    By virtue of its location in a city on the highly symbolic Franco-German border, which is host to several European institutions, organisations, and museums, Euroculture Strasbourg offers two axes of specialist study in line with the areas of expertise of its teaching staff.

  • Euroculture Olomouc

    In Olomouc, the Euroculture Programme is run by the Department of History of the Faculty of Arts, which specializes mostly in European History and Culture.

  • Euroculture Kraków

    Our faculty at the Institute of European Studies consists of internationally experienced instructors from various departments of the Jagiellonian University, as well as a constant stream of world-class visiting professors from universities in Poland and abroad.

  • Euroculture Uppsala

    You will meet researchers and teachers from various disciplines. A good base for exploring the beautiful north, Uppsala is both steeped in tradition and fairly informal – students are encouraged to be independent, with lecturers acting more like partners in the learning process.

Non-European Partner Universities

The non-European partner universities are core contributors to the Euroculture programme, but they do not offer the full two-year degree programme. Instead, these universities offer a specialized research semester that can be attended in the second year of the programme. For more information on these tracks, please review our curriculum page. For more details on the offer of each of these universities, follow the links below.

  • Queen’s University, Kingston (Canada)

  • Graduate School of Humanities Osaka University, Osaka (Japan)

  • Savitribai Phule Pune University (India)

  • Universidad Nacional Autónoma, Mexico City (Mexico)

  • Universidad Nacional Autónoma

    The Latin American and Caribbean Research Center (CIALC) is the open academic space created by UNAM to accomplish this Latin American vocation.

  • Savitribai Phule Pune University

    Savitribai Phule Pune University, situated on a campus of 411 acres, is one of the largest state universities in India.

  • Graduate School of Humanities Osaka University

    Since its establishment in 1948, the Graduate School of Humanities, Osaka University, has enjoyed a high reputation in Japan.

  • Queen's University Canada

    As a new partner to the Euroculture Consortium, more information about exchange opportunities with this university will become available in the near future!