As part of the "European Universities 2024 Erasmus+" initiative, the European Commission awarded the highest rating to the EUonAIR alliance of partner universities, of which ESSCA is a partner, for its AI education project.
This initiative aims to establish alliances between higher education institutions in order to improve the international competitiveness of higher education in Europe and to promote European values and identity.
The EUonAIR comprises 10 partners and 5 associate members from 12 countries, including prestigious institutions such as the Zagreb School of Economics and Management, HTW Berlin, and the SUPSI AI research centre in Lugano.
The coordinators are the scientists Prof. Aleksandra Przegalinska and Prof. Izabela Grabowska from Kozminsky University @Akademia Leona Koźmińskiego (Kozminski University)
🎯The goal is to develop the virtual campus MyAI and create innovative solutions to promote AI-based education and support open research and innovation.
The project also includes collaboration with cities for smart and green solutions and raising awareness of AI and education.
📆 Start January 2025
⏱ 48 months
This project has been praised by the European Commission for its potential to create a new type of university, implement AI processes in higher education in an inclusive and ethical way, and address the skills gap needed for Europe's green and digital transformation.
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07/15/2026Annual conference of the EUonAIR European University Alliance Consortium
ESSCA took part in the annual conference of the EUonAIR European University Alliance Consortium in Zagreb on 6–7 July 2026, a key event dedicated to the challenges of artificial intelligence in higher education, research and innovation.
07/15/2026ESSCA strengthens its international reach in sustainable AI
Through its AI for Sustainability Institute, ESSCA is pleased to announce the signing of a scientific partnership with AITAI (Australian Institute of Transformation and AI) at St Catherine’s College, Perth.
07/13/2026Simon Bichon achieves remarkable double win at EURAM 2026
Simon Bichon, Associate Dean of the Faculty (campus of Lyon) was awarded the Most Inspirational Paper Award at the 2026 Annual Congress of the European Academy of Management in Kristiansand, Norway, from 16 to 19 June.