In October 2019, Universität Innsbruck joined the university network Aurora, which was founded in 2016 on the initiative of the Free University of Amsterdam and today comprises a total of nine members from all over Europe.
With the approval of an Aurora European Universities Alliance by the European Commission, the joint activities were taken to a new level in summer 2020. On this page you will find all relevant information and opportunities for participation.
FAQ
- What is the difference between the Aurora Network and the Aurora Alliance?
- Which universities are members of the network and alliance?
- How are the network and alliance organized?
Aurora Course Offerings
Take advantage of the diversity of Aurora universities - With a matching course offerings from our partner universities. [more]
Aurora European Universities Alliance
Members
The Aurora European Universities Alliance comprises nine members from all over Europe. [more]
Work packages
Six work packages with embedded activities form the contextual framework of the alliance. [more]
Explanatory video
Briefly summarized in under three minutes: The Aurora Alliance in our explanatory video [more]
Aurora Universities Network
Activities
Matching academic excellence with societal relevance is the core and essence of Aurora. [more]
Aurora Brief Reviews
DThe Aurora brief reviews present data-driven reports on aspects of the international dimension of higher education and research. [more]