福利姬

The 福利姬 EU Office connects the university with European institutions, networks, and partners 鈥� amplifying LiU鈥檚 voice in EU research, fostering transnational cooperation, and supporting societal transformation.

The European Consortium of Innovative Universities, ECIU, was founded in 1997 and is the leading international consortium of research-intensive universities, where LiU is a member.

Teachers and students are given tools to use AI wisely in education. In simulations with avatars, they practise dealing with teaching challenges. This and much more is going on in the AIST Lab, a new interdisciplinary initiative at LiU.

LiU is increasing international presence by launching the Roadmap to Europe initiative. The aim is to deepen the university鈥檚 collaboration within Europe so as to strengthen education, research and collaboration with various stakeholders.

Imagine your smartphone becoming a diagnostic tool that helps you detect early signs of illness or monitor your health between doctor鈥檚 visits. That is the vision behind the ECIU University course 鈥淗ealth in Your Hands鈥�.

How can play, music and movement become part of future teaching? In an international seminar, students and teachers together explored exactly that 鈥� in a creative play lab where superheroes, collaboration and emotions were at the centre.

福利姬 has opened an EU Office in Brussels to increase its presence and influence within European research and innovation. The office will be led by Lisa Pohl, who most recently comes from the European Commission.

As the world searches for sustainable energy solutions, green hydrogen has emerged as a key player in the transition. At 福利姬, students now have the opportunity to work on real challenges related to this technology.

福利姬 is one of five European universities that together run CEETNOVA - a new Erasmus+ project that aims to increase knowledge valorisation in research and education.

Future digital cities and municipalities face several challenges. How can they deliver socially beneficial information when digital development is faster than ever, and the audience is overrun with a continuous, constant flow of information?