Campus life
EU‐CONEXUS is dedicated to creating a strong and dynamic campus identity. As such, implemented activities aim to develop a sense of affiliation to EU-CONEXUS among the students and staff of partner institutions. Such activities also aim to further develop and enhance the perception of EU-CONEXUS as an advocate of European identity and culture in local, national, and international communities.
EU‐CONEXUS Student Board
The Student Board is the highest student representative body of the alliance. Student board members provide suggestions for student-related topics, improving connections among the students of EU-CONEXUS partner institutions.
Sport Activities
Sport is well known for bringing people together, sparking connections, and helping to develop a sense of affiliation. In order to promote EU‐CONEXUS and further enhance its international reputation,a Sports Committee organises EU-CONEXUS sports activities and respective sports teams.
Cultural Activities
EU-CONEXUS is passionate about promoting European culture, including language, gastronomy, and all other aspects of life. Following the pandemic, all cultural activities are now digitalized, connecting people and cultures online.
EU-CONEXUS Festival 2025 in Limassol, Cyprus
The call is launched for cultural and artistic projects proposals enhancing EU-CONEXUS Festival 2025 topic “Welcome to the Hotel Mediterranean”.
Other activities under development and soon to be available:
Buddy system
The buddy system is essential to student life and will soon help students with mobility. It will also offer broader services such as language tandems or distance buddy tutors to students in virtual mobility or who still need to be in mobility.
EU‐CONEXUS alumni network
An EU-CONEXUS alumni network will be introduced to improve the visibility of EU‐CONEXUS and its connections with society at large.
Summer and winter schools
The EU-CONEXUS summer and winter schools offer mobility actions to students of partner institutions who may not be directly involved in joint study programmes. It also helps students who could not participate in student mobility during the academic year and students from other European or international universities.
The summer/winter school programmes allow for major staff mobility and better integration of partner institutions, helping to improve relations with the local community. These schools will cover all aspects of smart urban coastal area topics, including the presentation of local community cultures, traditions, and languages, as well as the countries of partner institutions and Europe as a whole.
