Researchers and academic teachers of the University of Warsaw can now submit their educational projects in the 4EU+ Blended Intensive Programmes (BIPs) call. The call is open until 30th November.
The 4EU+ BIPs call aims to support the joint development and implementation of innovative teaching projects delivered in a blended format, combining online and in-person activities, and involving academic staff from 4EU+ member universities.
The call is open to all scientific fields and disciplines. Proposed projects should contribute to the objectives of the 4EU+ Strategy 2025–2035 and fit thematically within at least one of the 4EU+ Flagships: Flagship 1: “Urban Health and Demographic Change”; Flagship 2: “Europeanness: multilingualism, pluralities, citizenship”; Flagship 3: “Digitisation – Modelling – Transformation”; Flagship 4: “Environmental transitions”.
They should address at least one of the five 4EU+ key competencies (multilingualism, data literacy, critical thinking, entrepreneurship, social engagement), as well as the other skills characterizing the expected profile of the 4EU+ student. The call supports projects involving academics from at least three 4EU+ member universities.
A BIP Project should employ innovative teaching and learning methods, including online cooperation and student-centred problem-based learning. Additionally, they should provide added value over existing courses (e.g., consisting of specialised content not taught somewhere else, or not taught/delivered in this way somewhere else, or enable the students or staff to gain new perspectives on the topic being studied).
Applications may be submitted by academics and teaching staff who:
- hold at least a doctoral degree.;
- are employed at the University of Warsaw, Charles University in Prague, Paris-Panthéon-Assas University, or the University of Milan during the 2026/2027 academic year (these are the only institutions eligible to host and coordinate a BIP)
As a result of this call, 11 BIPs will be selected. The pplication deadline is 30th November 2026.
More information on the is available on the 4EU+ Alliance website >>
