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4EU+ 1CORE Joint programmes toolbox
Apply by: 19 June 2026
Date & time: 19 June, from 10-11 am
Location: Online (TEAMS)
The 4EU+ Alliance invites academic and administrative staff from its member universities to an online event dedicated to the 4EU+ Joint Programmes Toolbox, developed within the framework of the 1CORE project.
Designed to support the development and management of transnational joint programmes, the toolbox provides easy access to essential institutional information related to accreditation, agreements, diplomas and finances across 4EU+ member universities. The platform allows users to filter information by topic and institution, making it a practical resource for both emerging and existing joint programme teams.
During the session, participants will be introduced to the broader 4EU+ web environment, learn how to navigate and use the toolbox effectively, and gain insights into future plans for supporting joint programmes within the Alliance beyond the 1CORE project.
The Programme Includes:
- Welcome and introduction
- Overview of the 4EU+ Joint Programmes Hub
- Presentation of the Joint Programmes Toolbox and its functionalities
- Outlook on future developments for joint programmes within the upcoming 4EU+ projects
- Q&A session
How to join?
The event will be conducted in English, and no registration is required.
To participate, please follow this link on 19 June at 10 am:
LINK: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/322128716448953?p=AryYRT0X6Z1NdyMQDa
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The toolbox online event is organised within the framework of the 1CORE project.
Date & time: 19 June, from 10-11 am
Location: Online (TEAMS)
The 4EU+ Alliance invites academic and administrative staff from its member universities to an online event dedicated to the 4EU+ Joint Programmes Toolbox, developed within the framework of the 1CORE project.
Designed to support the development and management of transnational joint programmes, the toolbox provides easy access to essential institutional information related to accreditation, agreements, diplomas and finances across 4EU+ member universities. The platform allows users to filter information by topic and institution, making it a practical resource for both emerging and existing joint programme teams.
During the session, participants will be introduced to the broader 4EU+ web environment, learn how to navigate and use the toolbox effectively, and gain insights into future plans for supporting joint programmes within the Alliance beyond the 1CORE project.
The Programme Includes:
- Welcome and introduction
- Overview of the 4EU+ Joint Programmes Hub
- Presentation of the Joint Programmes Toolbox and its functionalities
- Outlook on future developments for joint programmes within the upcoming 4EU+ projects
- Q&A session
How to join?


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The event will be conducted in English, and no registration is required.
To participate, please follow this link on 19 June at 10 am:
LINK: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/322128716448953?p=AryYRT0X6Z1NdyMQDa
The toolbox online event is organised within the framework of the 1CORE project.
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