What’s it about?

The European Track is an interdisciplinary certificate programme in which students can choose from a diverse range of courses offered across the Alliance’s nine universities in person, virtually or in a hybrid format. Students can earn up to three certificates recognising the knowledge and skills they have acquired by studying abroad for one semester, one year, or by participating in a short ‘Blended Intensive Programme’ (BIP).

What’s the objective?

Firmly aligned with EUPeace’s core values, the EUTrack is shaping education and curricular development across the Alliance. With a strong emphasis on virtual mobility through VEEP, student participation has increased rapidly, from just 10 VEEP mobilities in winter 2024/25 to 275 mobilities in winter 2025/26.

Who’s it for?

The European Track is developed for all students across the Alliance’s partner institutions. Curricular content for the European Track is developed by the Alliance’s teachers and lecturers.

How are we doing this?

The European Track was designed with maximum flexibility, allowing it to adapt to the diverse institutional contexts within the Alliance and to remain accessible and appealing to a wide range of students. This flexible structure also enables the concept to be adapted for different Alliances with varied disciplinary and thematic orientations.

What’s the outcome?

The European Track is shaping education and curricular development across EUPeace. With a strong focus on virtual mobility through the Virtual European Exchange Programme (VEEP), student participation has grown rapidly. In addition, 220 courses and modules of the European Track have been made available for the 2025-26 and 2026-27 pilot academic years.