UNICA & the City
One of the particularities of the UNICA network is the fact that all members are based in the capital cities of Europe. The UNICA & the City Working Group focuses precisely on the relation between the institutions and the urban ecosystem with which they interact. The group was created with the mindset that universities are leading players in societal impact, shaping processes in the employment panorama, sustainable development goals, innovation practices, and governance and public policy affairs, among others.
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Hence, the working group seeks to be a facilitator in strengthening the links and cooperation between the universities and other organisms in the urban system. This translates into collaborative endeavors with other stakeholders, organisation of conferences and seminars focused on pressing urban challenges, promotion of good city-university practices, and engagement with urban development initiatives.
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Recent events
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18-19 November 2024
Workshop on the implementation of the urban agenda in Europe, organised by CSI, Eurocities, UNICA and Aurora | Amsterdam, 18-19 Nov 2024
Auditorium City Hall, Amsterdam
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28 February - 1 March 2024
UNICA Days in Brussels | 28 February – 1 March 2024
European Parliament Info Hub & University Foundation, Brussels
International Relations Officers UNICA EduLAB UNICA Green & SDGs Scholarly Communication UNICA Research UNICA & the City PR & Communication Rectors Seminars UNICA Days
Latest news
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09 May 2023
Reflecting on the Sarajevo’s Conference about the universities of the future
From UNICA
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28 Sep 2022
UNICA launches a survey on “Citizen Science”
From UNICA
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18 Mar 2022
The British Council is looking to join project proposals for Horizon Europe’s ‘New European Bauhaus’
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Contact
Coordinator
Joe Carthy, University College Dublin – joe.carthy@ucd.ie
Co-funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the authors only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.