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Prof. Dr. Hans-Jochen Schiewer, Prof. Dr. Thomas Hirth, Dr. Andre Baumann, Prof. Dr. Barbara Koch, Prof. Dr. Frederik Wenz, Prof. Dr. Alain Dieterlen.

State Secretary Baumann visits Eucor – The European Campus

On 25th August 2020, Baden-Württemberg State Secretary Dr. Andre Baumann visited the University of Freiburg as part of his summer tour and informed himself about the development of the Upper Rhine university consortium Eucor – The European Campus. The tour focused on the French concept by the state of Baden-Württemberg adopted on the French national […]

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Virtual kick-off for the doctoral programme QUSTEC

Members of the doctoral programme QUSTEC met for the first time from 22nd to 24th June 2020 for a “kick-start training.” The 30 PhD students, who are spread over the partner institutions, University of Basel, University of Freiburg, University of Strasbourg, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology and IBM Zurich, had the opportunity to get to know […]

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Language tutoring – easy and unbureaucratic

When universities and schools were forced to close during the rise of the coronavirus pandemic, Maeva Coffin reacted fast. She has developed a simple, yet efficient format that allows students and pupils to continue practicing their foreign language skills. The young Frenchwoman is 23 years old and a member of the student council of Eucor […]

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Interdisciplinary Ethics: A new Master’s degree program available on the European Campus

In the event of an overcrowded hospital, who will be treated first? According to the philosopher Aristotle or theologian Thomas Aquinas, what criteria distinguish “good” from “evil”? Which ethical requirements must Corona warning apps fulfill? On which traditions are the ways of thinking in Germany, France and other European countries based? A discussion about ethical […]

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#5 Staying home and working together

Closed borders and working from home: What is the future of cross-border projects on the European Campus during the Corona crisis? In this series we are asking researchers and teachers about the effects of the crisis on their bi- or trinational cooperation. In the “Upper Rhine Immunology Group”, or URI group for short, immunology researchers […]

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#4 Staying home and working together

Closed borders and working from home: What is the future of cross-border projects on the European Campus during the Corona crisis? In this series we are asking researchers and teachers about the effects of the crisis on their bi- or trinational cooperation. Interculturality is an important pillar of the European Campus. Loïc Chalmel is Professor […]

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#3 Staying home and working together

Closed borders and working from home: What is the future of cross-border projects on the European Campus during the Corona crisis? In this series we are asking researchers and teachers about the effects of the crisis on their bi- or trinational cooperation. Instruction at universities has been severely affected by the corona crisis and the […]

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#2 Staying home and working together

Closed borders and working from home: What is the future of cross-border projects on the European Campus during the Corona crisis? In this series we are asking researchers and teachers about the effects of the crisis on their bi- or trinational cooperation. Sylvie Fournel from the University of Strasbourg, together with Fréderic Gros and Christopher […]

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Dr. Kira Schumacher

#1 Staying home and working together

Closed borders and working from home: What is the future of cross-border projects on the European Campus during the Corona crisis? In this series we are asking researchers and teachers about the effects of the crisis on their bi- or trinational cooperation. Dr. Kira Schumacher is project director for “SuMo-Rhine” at the Karlsruhe Institute of […]

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Eucor – The European Campus: Sticking together through the corona crisis

The corona epidemic has united us – and it has separated us. It has united us because we face the same threat from the novel virus in all our universities and we see outstanding cross-border cooperation developing between our hospitals. It has divided us because the national borders between us have largely been closed – […]

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