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RCL has allocated funding for the participation of VILNIUS TECH in the EUA-CDE
2025-12-12
RCL has allocated funding for the participation of VILNIUS TECH in the EUA-CDE
The Research Council of Lithuania (RCL) awarded the project "EUA-CDE, Council of Doctoral Schools of the European University Association" (contract No. 10-039-P-0001-85) of VILNIUS TECH to finance the participation in the EUA-CDE association. The project is financed by the Economic Recovery and Resilience Improvement Measure under the plan "New Generation Lithuania" and by the state budget of the Republic of Lithuania. The project implementation period is from January 1, 2025 to March 1, 2026.
About EUA-CDE
The Council for Doctoral Studies of the European University Association (EUA-CDE) was established in 2008 at the initiative of the European University Association in response to the growing interest in doctoral studies and research in Europe. As an integral part of the European University Association, it is now the largest European network in this field, involving more than 260 universities and institutions working on doctoral studies and research in 36 countries. Since its inception, the EUA-CDE has been promoting the transformation and strengthening of doctoral studies in Europe. Building on the outcomes of EUA's work in the areas of doctoral programmes and researcher careers, EUA-CDE has been the driving force behind the implementation of the Salzburg Principles and Recommendations and the promotion of doctoral education as the main intersection between the European higher education and research.
EUA-CDE activities
By promoting collaboration and exchange of good practices among its members and disseminating the outcomes of its work, EUA-CDE makes an important contribution to the development of doctoral education and research training in Europe. Its members enjoy many opportunities to exchange on issues of common interest and take part in shaping the doctoral education landscape of the future.
Regular EUA-CDE activities include:
About EUA-CDE
The Council for Doctoral Studies of the European University Association (EUA-CDE) was established in 2008 at the initiative of the European University Association in response to the growing interest in doctoral studies and research in Europe. As an integral part of the European University Association, it is now the largest European network in this field, involving more than 260 universities and institutions working on doctoral studies and research in 36 countries. Since its inception, the EUA-CDE has been promoting the transformation and strengthening of doctoral studies in Europe. Building on the outcomes of EUA's work in the areas of doctoral programmes and researcher careers, EUA-CDE has been the driving force behind the implementation of the Salzburg Principles and Recommendations and the promotion of doctoral education as the main intersection between the European higher education and research.
EUA-CDE activities
By promoting collaboration and exchange of good practices among its members and disseminating the outcomes of its work, EUA-CDE makes an important contribution to the development of doctoral education and research training in Europe. Its members enjoy many opportunities to exchange on issues of common interest and take part in shaping the doctoral education landscape of the future.
Regular EUA-CDE activities include:
- two flagship events (annual meeting and thematic workshop),
- thematic peer groups,
- the Doctoral Debate online forum,
- a regular newsletter,
- information gathering and monitoring,
- policy representation.
Benefits of VILNIUS TECH membership
VILNIUS TECH has been a member of the EUA-CDE association (https://eua-cde.org/) since 2021. By participating in EUA-CDE activities, VILNIUS TECH Doctoral School establishes new relationships with representatives of doctoral schools of European universities, scientists who are often participants in the Horizon Europe program. Membership provides an opportunity to gain international experience and knowledge in the field of doctoral studies by participating in EUA-CDE thematic working groups and an annual event where good practices are shared among members. In addition, participation in association events (meetings, trainings, workshops and seminars) aims to improve the research and innovation capabilities of VILNIUS TECH researchers and raise their level of competence. This membership and participation in the organized events help VILNIUS TECH to improve the doctoral process and cooperate in developing project ideas that meet the priorities of the Horizon Europe program. The aim of this project is to expand and strengthen VILNIUS TECH international cooperation within the network of doctoral schools, which explores the latest trends, principles and relevant scientific research (innovation, sustainability and artificial intelligence, energy, etc.) and opportunities for project development. Such knowledge exchange between higher education institutions contributes to the successful submission of applications for international projects, including applications for the Horizon Europe program.
VILNIUS TECH has been a member of the EUA-CDE association (https://eua-cde.org/) since 2021. By participating in EUA-CDE activities, VILNIUS TECH Doctoral School establishes new relationships with representatives of doctoral schools of European universities, scientists who are often participants in the Horizon Europe program. Membership provides an opportunity to gain international experience and knowledge in the field of doctoral studies by participating in EUA-CDE thematic working groups and an annual event where good practices are shared among members. In addition, participation in association events (meetings, trainings, workshops and seminars) aims to improve the research and innovation capabilities of VILNIUS TECH researchers and raise their level of competence. This membership and participation in the organized events help VILNIUS TECH to improve the doctoral process and cooperate in developing project ideas that meet the priorities of the Horizon Europe program. The aim of this project is to expand and strengthen VILNIUS TECH international cooperation within the network of doctoral schools, which explores the latest trends, principles and relevant scientific research (innovation, sustainability and artificial intelligence, energy, etc.) and opportunities for project development. Such knowledge exchange between higher education institutions contributes to the successful submission of applications for international projects, including applications for the Horizon Europe program.
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