LIFE is a university-wide project-based course, which is compulsory for all Bachelor and Master level students. LIFE is a study course where students from different study areas collaborate with academics to carry out projects focusing on interdisciplinary problems of their… Read More »Tallinn University opens a LIFE Course to support Ukrainians
The University of Latvia (UL) team hosted an engaging event on May 19th, 2023,focusing on education institutions experience in crisis response and support for theUkrainian community in Riga. The event featured the participation of 25 students, 4researchers, and 1 student… Read More »Experience of the University of Latvia in Crisis Response and Support of
Ukrainian Community in Riga
Kaunas University of Technology hosted a workshop in the form of World Café on 6th of April 2023. The aim of the workshop was to find out what difficulties Ukrainian citizens face when they come to work and study at… Read More »World Café in Kaunas on April 6th
On March 30, 2023, the World Café was held at the Scientific and Technical Library of Lviv Polytechnic as part of the international project Baltics4UA. The main idea of the World Café is to discuss the role of universities, students… Read More »Workshop in Lviv on March 30th
On April 11th, Web2Learn hosted a webinar aimed at exploring the role of businesses andacademia in promoting resilience in response to the Ukrainian crisis in the Baltic region. Theinteractive session brought together experts and stakeholders from the business, academic, civilsociety,… Read More »A Webinar “Business and Academic Resilience to Support the Ukrainian Crisis Response in the Baltics”
The Johan Skytte Institute of Political Studies at University of Tartu held a workshop on April 42023, to initiate a discussion among university staff and students regarding the university’s approachtowards the Ukrainian community arriving in Estonia due to Russia’s aggression… Read More »Workshop in Tartu on April 4th
The Tallinn University World Cafe event on 23.03 was discussed in KUKU Radio by Kai Pata at 29.03. She highlighted the need to develop a shared vision how the Ukrainiain war migrants could be supported in their lifelong learning track.… Read More »Baltics4UA was in KUKU Radio
In the workshop “How to stay on chosen paths” was held at Tallinn University on 23.03.23. Answers were sought to how universities, together with partners from the country, could contribute to the lifelong learning of Ukrainian war refugees in Estonia.… Read More »A workshop on lifelong learning of Ukrainian war refugees was held at Tallinn University
“Supporting Ukraine through citizen engagement at Baltic Universities” (Baltics4UA) under the Erasmus+ Programme Key Action 2: Partnerships for Cooperation The first Baltics4UA project kickoff meeting took place in Tallinn University in 9-10th of February, 2023. At the first project day… Read More »Kickoff meeting in Tallinn 9.-10.02.2023