Explore new academic and professional horizons through EULiST mobility programs across our network of 11 European partner universities. Whether you are a student, researcher, or staff member, our alliance offers diverse international opportunities designed to foster knowledge sharing, cross-border collaboration, and personal growth.
Teachers from at least three EULiST universities design a course together around a shared question. The result is a programme that no single university could offer on its own: several disciplines, several teaching traditions and several countries brought into the same room.
The group meets on one campus for a period of five days to a month, to work intensively through lectures, workshops, lab sessions, field visits or projects with local partners
An online learning and collaboration phase, taking place before, during or after the physical mobility. It brings together students from participating universities to work collaboratively towards shared learning objectives.
STUDENTS, TEACHERS AND STAFF
Students earn at least 3 ECTS credits, recognised by their home university. Staff can join as teachers or, in some programmes, as participants.
A few days on another campus can change the way you see your field, and sometimes the way you see yourself
There are no tuition fees to pay; you remain enrolled at your home university. Your stay is financed by an Erasmus+ grant, with additional support for green travel and for students with fewer opportunities, and the credits you earn, at least 3 ECTS, count towards your degree.
Students at every level and cover a wide range of subjects. Many bring together engineers, social scientists and designers around the same question, so you learn with people who think differently from you. Because courses are short, they fit into your studies without disrupting them, and they are a good first step if you have never studied abroad.
BIPs take place all year round, during the semester and in summer, so there is nearly always one coming up. Contact your home university to apply.
BIPs Bring Students Together: Exploring the human and political dimensions of Europe’s energy transition
Students from Jönköping University (Sweden), Rey Juan Carlos University (Spain), and Lappeenranta-Lahti University of Technology (Finland) colaborated in the Blended Intensive Programme (BIP) Green Governance and Energy Transition (GREET). Through a combination of online collaboration and in-person learning, the programme offered students a unique opportunity to work across borders and disciplines to tackle one of Europe’s most pressing challenges.
The Human Side of Sustainability
The GREET programme focused on the societal, political, and governance dimensions of the energy transition, demonstrating how sustainability challenges are shaped not only by technology and economics.
“One of the most valuable aspects of the course is seeing students put theory into practice. Through the role-play simulation, they learn to analyse complex societal challenges, argue from different stakeholder perspectives, and negotiate realistic compromises. For us as teachers, the BIP is an inspiring and rewarding collaboration that opens new opportunities for both education and research.”
– Johanna Bergström, Senior Lecturer in Global Studies
Combine online learning with hands-on international experience. Explore our upcoming Blended Intensive Programmes and find the right short-term mobility opportunity for you.
Date: 27 November 2026
Have an idea for an international course but not sure how to bring it to life? Join EULiST's webinar to learn how to design, fund and launch your own Erasmus+…
Date: April - July 2027
Learn German while exploring sustainability and campus life at Leibniz University Hannover. Connect with students from different disciplines through interactive learning and intercultural exchange.
Date: September - October 2026
Participating academics and teaching staff members will share their expertise on sustainable building energy technologies, advanced heating and cooling systems, building energy simulation, smart digital methods, and decarbonization strategies.
