Іnterdisciplinary European studies course ‘Europe’s Competitiveness in the New Global Economy’
Join the NOBEL VIRTUAL Programme this Autumn 2026! Іnterdisciplinary European studies course‘Europe’s Competitiveness in the New Global Economy’
Alfred Nobel University is excited to welcome students and researchers from all over the world to the NOBEL VIRTUAL mobility programme this autumn semester.
Course: Europe’s Competitiveness in the New Global Economy
Duration: September – November 2026
Application deadline: September 4, 2026
Language of instruction: English
ECTS credits: 4
Mandatory certificate issuance
Participation: Free of charge
The course is part of the Erasmus+ Jean Monnet international project ‘Europe’s Competitiveness in the New Global Economy’ No. 101176059 – EuСompet – ERASMUS-JMO-2024-HEI-TCH-RSCH and offers unique insights into:
- European strategic autonomy and competitiveness in the new global realities;
- Ukraine’s close integration with the European market and business culture;
- building a sustainable energy future in Europe;
- digital transformation and employment growth under the impact of the war in Ukraine;
- innovative solutions to global social challenges.
Please note: places are limited (up to 30 participants per group). Registration may close once the group is full.
We warmly invite students and researchers from any university worldwide to join this course and gain valuable international experience!
Kindly fill in the registration form to apply
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