Co-Creation Session: Entrepreneurial Breakfast
A co-creation session within PAR’s traditional Entrepreneurial Breakfast was held on 28 March 2026, moderated by Prof. Sven Maričić, PhD, with participation of industry representatives, including the Croatian Chamber of Economy. The session brought together academia and business for an interactive exchange on entrepreneurship and innovation.
EU4Dual Annual Conference
The EU4Dual Annual Conference 2026 in Heilbronn brought together more than 400 participants from 16 countries to discuss how dual higher education can address key societal challenges such as health, sustainability, innovation, and the future of work. The event highlighted international collaboration, student mobility, and research partnerships. We reported on the conference and its key outcomes on our website and in our newsletter.
Co-Creation Session: Entrepreneurial Breakfast
A joint online session within the Erasmus+ K2W project brought together academia and industry representatives to exchange good practices in dual education, supporting Western Balkan partners in implementing dual study models.
EU4DUAL Rectors’ Council Adopts 10-Year Strategy
The EU4DUAL Rectors Council met in Brussels to discuss key strategic developments for the alliance. Major outcomes included the adoption of the EU4DUAL 10-Year Strategy 2026–2036, progress on establishing the AISBL legal entity, and advancements in joint master programmes, the Industrial PhD, and the Quality Label.
Kickoff of the EU4Dual Master Class on AI in Heilbronn
The EU4Dual Master Class AI launched in Heilbronn as an international programme bringing together students from five European partner universities. Through master-level workshops, participants explored topics such as data science, machine learning, artificial intelligence, large language models, and embedded systems. The programme combines academic learning with practical applications and intercultural exchange, fostering collaboration across borders.
Joint Online Session on Dual Education: K2W
A joint online session within the Erasmus+ K2W project brought together academia and industry representatives to exchange good practices in dual education, supporting Western Balkan partners in implementing dual study models.
EU4Dual Annual Conference 2026 in Heilbronn: European University Alliance Provides Strong Impetus for Health, Innovation, and the Future of Work
The EU4Dual Annual Conference 2026 in Heilbronn brought together more than 400 participants from 16 countries to discuss how dual higher education can address key societal challenges such as health, sustainability, innovation, and the future of work. The event highlighted international collaboration, student mobility, and research partnerships. We reported on the conference and its key outcomes on our website and in our newsletter.
NextGen Entrepreneurs – International BIP Programme on Entrepreneurship
The Erasmus+ BIP programme NextGen Entrepreneurs, organised in collaboration with AVANS University and ISLA Gaia in Porto, brought together students from across Europe to develop entrepreneurial ideas, strengthen future-oriented skills, and pitch startup concepts to investors in an interactive Dragon’s Den format.
Panel Discussion: Communication Readiness in Dual Education: Are Practical Experiences Enough?
A panel discussion on communication readiness in dual education brought together students, academic staff, and industry representatives to explore the balance between practical experience and communication skills, highlighting the importance of aligning education with labour market needs.
Panel Discussion & Book Promotion: ”Psychology of Management” (Assoc. Prof. Gordana Nikolic, PhD)
The panel discussion and book promotion ”Psychology of Management” explored the importance of mental health, communication, leadership, and student expectations in today’s evolving business environment. Bringing together academics, students, and professionals, the event encouraged dialogue on the future of work, emotional intelligence, and human-centered organisations. Through discussions on psychology and management, participants reflected on how educational institutions and businesses can create healthier, more inclusive, and sustainable workplaces for future generations.