EULiST

EULiST – European Universities Linking Society and Technology - aims to share the European experience of all member universities.

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EULiST and European strategy for universities

Although there are significant differences between the universities involved in this alliance (location, size of the institution and number of students, majority disciplinary focus, etc.), they are united by a set of shared values and principles. These include equality, inclusiveness, diversity, democracy and peaceful international cooperation. The members of the Society strive for high quality interdisciplinary research, open science and open scientific data for the general public, and ensuring academic freedom to create values that benefit society.

"This is a new way of cooperation between European universities; the next phase of internationalisation. We consider it essential that this network allows us to share experiences, use best practices and inspire each other. As a fully-fledged technical university with a research focus, we can contribute our expertise in research and education that supports societal needs and can reflect the needs of society and industry. We bring best practices and case studies from the Czech Republic to find common solutions to problems."

Ladislav Janíček
Rector of BUT

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EULiST Alliance

EULiST Alliance is a consortium of ten universities with complementary strengths in engineering, humanities and social sciences. Through collaborative and integrated approaches in the social sciences, natural sciences and engineering, it aims to develop new sustainable solutions to the major societal challenges we face and will face in the future.
The Alliance consists of more than 200,000 students and 20,000 academic and administrative staff in 10 countries. In the past, EULiST members have been actively involved in developing mobility between universities through long-standing bilateral relationships as well as through the Erasmus+ multilateral agreement, which applies from 2021.

Erasmus+ EULiST multilateral agreement