Events
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The webinar is organised in connection with the European Day of Languages, celebrated annually on 26 September. It examines the role of minority languages in shaping cultural identity across Europe’s margins, supporting community resilience, and enabling creative and academic expression.
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Communications Officers in the EMERGE Alliance meet for a workshop. Closed event.
Get to know your local community. We invite 17 external organisations to our campus, so that they can showcase what they offer to create good life quality for students. Open for all!
Would you like to study in Australia for a semester? Come to the hub and join a presentation about different universities and study opportunities! The presentation is primarily aimed at students from the Game School, but it may also be relevant to other students.
We are pleased to invite all students to a workshop on the European Student Card Initiative (ESCI). This interactive session will bring you together with other students to reflect on the current use of digital tools during your mobility journey, and how these tools can be improved.
The University of Limerick is offering free “language tasters” for eight different languages, including Irish, Japanese, and Arabic. This is an accessible, low-threshold opportunity where, through short online sessions, you can learn some new words and gain insight into another culture.
The evening is devoted to literature and introduces recent works to the public through accessible and participatory formats. The programme includes three readings from different books, each addressing themes of freedom, diversity, inclusion, and resilience.
The photography exhibition presents the work of Caroline Cieslik, documenting the long-term transformation of the Prairies Saint-Martin in Rennes from an abandoned urban space into a shared nature park.
We are opening the first EMERGE hub – a social space for our students and a meeting point for activities linked to our European university. There will be cake and pizza served, a speech by the Rector, as well as several student activities and presentations from Wednesday to Friday.