Unite! Networking Hub: Exchange best practices and learn from peers across Europe
What is the Unite! Networking Hub?
The is a new online meeting space for academic and administrative staff from Unite!’s partner universities. It’s a collaborative environment where colleagues can:
- Connect and engage with peers facing similar challenges
- Share best practices and tools
- Exchange experiences and ideas
- Foster a strong, cross-institutional community spirit
Whether you want to solve a problem, showcase an initiative, or simply talk about your day-to-day work with someone who understands—this space is for you.
Who is it for?
This initiative is open to all academic and administrative staff across Unite!’s 9 partner universities. Whether you work in teaching, research, student services, mobility, communication, IT, HR, management or any other field — everyone is welcome.
How does it work?
- Held on the third Tuesday of each month at 13:00 CET
- Each session lasts approximately one hour
- Hosted online by a peer, in an informal, relaxed format
Propose a topic
You can propose a topic or even host a session! Just complete the , and the committee will get in touch with you.
How to join
To learn more about the initiative and view the upcoming schedule,
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