European University Alliance for Global Health
The European University Alliance for Global Health (EUGLOH) brings together five universities from across Europe. Combining their outstanding expertise in Global Health, EUGLOH aims to build a European University in the future including joint training programs, research activities and campus life.
EUGLOH is not physically located in one place but it is a cooperation between universities in Paris, France (Université Paris-Saclay), Lund, Sweden (Lund University), Munich, Germany (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München), Porto, Portugal (Universidade do Porto) and Szeged, Hungary (University of Szeged).
EUGLOH’s visions and objectives are:
- Training the future generations of European innovators, practitioners, experts and leaders serving all sectors of the society, ready to face interdisciplinary societal challenges related to Global Health
- Becoming a world-class higher education alliance focused on Global Health and well-being challenges
- Promoting European values, such as solidarity, equality of opportunities, inclusiveness, respect for human rights and full access to welfare
- Setting the foundation of a common European health area
- Building a European campus with a high level of integration sustained by joint procedures and structures
- Boosting attractiveness and competitiveness of European higher education, research and innovation
For more information, visit EUGLOH’s website.
The unique network is characterised by:
- Long-lasting collaboration in higher education and research
- Extensive expertise in a variety of fields related to Global Health
- Unique set of large-scale infrastructures
- Strong research and socio-economic ecosystems
- Broad geographic and cultural diversity
The tremendous workload of EUGLOH is divided into 6 Working Groups (Work Packages).
EUGLOH’s governance ensures cooperation across various levels of the organization. Each university is leading one work package on a specific topic (except for Paris-Saclay who are also overseeing the overall management of the project and thus lead two). While a team of project managers at each university is taking care of the harmonization of activities across partners, a Student Board is making sure to incorporate the student perspective and an Advisory Board provides external recommendations. In the Governing Board, the presidents and rectors of the member universities are represented to take the overall decisions while the vice-rectors and vice-presidents assemble in the Executive Board alongside academic and administrative staff to define the strategy and ensure implementation of the work packages.
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Based on their complementary expertise and outstanding research resources in Global Health, the five universities united in EUGLOH are driven by the common goal to offer excellent education and training to future generations of European leaders, innovators, experts and practitioners.
To this end, EUGLOH sets up a broad range of different study and mobility programmes catering to the individual needs and interests of their students and staff.
There's a contsant offer of various courses, events, mobilities and programmes available for students of various levels in all EUGLOH partner universities.
Browse the upcoming events on EUGLOH's website.
Meet the Student Board members of the University of Szeged:
- Consolidate synergies within EUGLOH's joint strategy by developing a Research and Innovation agenda.
- Enhance the excellence and visibility of the Alliance across the different dimensions of education, research, innovation and societal development.
- Pave the way to develop an innovative agenda of institutional transformation aiming to impact future similar cross-sectoral endeavours.
- Contribute to securing the influence and significance of the Alliance's long-term plan to set the foundation of a common European health area.
- Contribute to tackling Global Health challenges generating adequate conditions for the sustainable development of the "Research and Innovation" dimension.
- Provide best practice models of transnational and cross-sectoral institutional cooperation for future European programs and projects.
Co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union
