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Founded in the 1950s, Rzeszów University of Technology has developed into an important academic and research centre with a growing international orientation. It actively collaborates with European universities and research institutions.

The university comprises faculties such as Chemistry, Civil and Environmental Engineering and Architecture, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Management, Mathematics and Applied Physics, Mechanics and Technology, Mechanical Engineering and Aeronautics — the latter being one of the few civil aviation faculties in Poland.

Rzeszów University of Technology is also committed to educational innovation, participating in numerous projects focused on digital transformation and modern teaching methodologies aligned with European standards.

The Department of Management, Information and Production Engineering (DIGIP) brings together expertise in management and information engineering, production systems, and bioengineering. With more than 80 faculty members, DIGIP maintains strong ties with industry and promotes technology transfer.

Within the department, the CELS research group focuses on the design and management of industrial plants and logistics systems. The group applies advanced modelling, simulation, and analytics techniques, including AI-based approaches, in both teaching and industrial projects.

CELS has extensive experience in blended learning through participation in Erasmus+ projects and is recognized for its contributions via the ASAP Service Management Forum, promoting excellence in industry.

Established in the 1970s, the university has evolved into a research-oriented institution with strong links to European academic and innovation ecosystems. It actively participates in international partnerships and EU mobility programmes.

Through several EU-funded projects, the University of Rijeka promotes innovative pedagogies, digitalization of learning, and international collaboration that prepare students for modern career paths.

The University provides a vibrant higher education setting in arts, sciences, and humanities required for Malta’s economic and social development. Over 3,500 students graduate annually in various disciplines.

Today, UM comprises fourteen faculties and several interdisciplinary institutes across four campuses: Msida, Valletta, Marsaxlokk, and Gozo.

KTH is organized into schools covering Engineering Sciences, IT, Industrial Engineering, Architecture, and Health. The university is recognized for its project-based learning and interdisciplinary programmes.

Through numerous EU-funded projects, KTH supports educational innovation and digital tools for teaching that enhance the student experience and promote excellence in engineering.

The university implements innovative teaching strategies such as project-based learning and design thinking. It leads numerous EU-funded research projects supporting technology transfer and interdisciplinary innovation.

Departments focus on Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, Electronics, Computer Engineering, and Energy, with extensive international partnerships worldwide.

It is a research-oriented university with strong links to European and global academic networks, contributing significantly to the European Research Area and promoting excellence across all scientific disciplines.