The Good Practices Staff Week, taking place October 26–29, 2026, at the University of Pécs, is aimed at faculty members who wish to make their courses multidisciplinary and digital. Applications are accepted through September 25, 2026. Travel expenses may be covered by Erasmus STT+ funding. 

On 13 November 2026, the University of Potsdam is hosting the second networking event entitled ‘Teaching and Studying at Brandenburg’s Universities’. This time, the focus will be on how internationalisation and intercultural competence can be integrated as key cross-cutting priorities in student learning, teaching and university development.
Registration for the event is now open.
 

Bachelor's and Master's students are offered the opportunity to complete a (research) internship at all partner universities and gain international professional experience. Please note the individual application deadlines. 

Funding is available for short- to medium-term research stays for scientists at all career stages (R1–R4) – from doctoral candidates to professors. The call for applications is open until 1 November 2026 at the latest. 

Learn foreign languages or about intercultural communication with EDUC. Take a look at the current range of language courses and language cafés here.

Take courses all over Europe – from the comfort of your own home! You can apply for exciting online courses at our partner universities.

The European Digital UniverCity (EDUC), a European university alliance coordinated by the University of Potsdam, has once again secured funding through the European Commission’s European Universities initiative. Following successful funding rounds in 2019 and 2023, EDUC has now received support for a third time. 

Chemists from Potsdam are collaborating with partners in Spain and Ukraine on the EDUC-WIDE project.

Albin Babu represented EDUC and the University of Potsdam at the European Student Assembly 2026

Nearly seven years ago, six European universities came together to launch the European Digital UniverCity (EDUC) — a university alliance led by the University of Potsdam with an ambitious goal: to bring students, scholars, and staff across partner institutions into a shared academic community. Building on years of established collaboration in teaching and research, the alliance set out to take that cooperation to a new level.

The linguist Dr Marta Lupica Spagnolo has been conducting research into multilingualism for many years and regularly encourages students in her courses to take a closer look at everyday life. In the 2025/26 winter semester, she offered a seminar on linguistic landscapes for the second time, in which students from Potsdam, Brno and Cagliari worked together to trace linguistic patterns.