| EULiST Alliance integrates over 200,000 students
      and 20,000 staff at
      10 universities in 10 countries
      and even more European
      regions with
      complementing strengths
      in technical topics, humanities and social sciences. Together we represent the diversity
      of the European university landscape with universities from Sweden and Finland in the North, Greece, Italy and Spain in the South, the Czech and Slovak Republics
      in the East and Austria, France and Germany in the West and the Centre: We are located in large metropolitan areas such as Athens, Madrid, Paris or Vienna, in major cities like Bratislava,
      Brest, Brno or Hannover and smaller
      rural towns such as Albi,
      Jönköping, Lappeenranta
      or Lahti. However, our
      diversity is not only geographic. Our Members vary in size from 6,000 students at Lappeenranta-Lahti to
      45,000 at Rey Juan Carlos. There are many public Members and privately funded ones, long-standing and newly created. Seven of our universities
      specialise in technology
      and business; three
      are comprehensive, offering
      a full range of disciplines including both STEM and SSH
      degrees. Some are based on a single campus; others are spread across a wide metropolitan area (URJC,
      NTUA), in different cities
      (LUT) or throughout the
      whole country (IMT). This diversity
      is fundamental not only because it enables us to address the challenges of tomorrow, but because we can do so from different perspectives that take into account the different regions. Our diverse contexts also help us be aware
      of the complex consequences of our actions
      on individuals, society and the
      planet, enabling us to respond accordingly and appropriately.
      This diversity also provides the basis for future collaboration, beyond the four-year funding period, in hubs with other European University Alliances, and allows us to act as a model of good practice
      for other universities, in order to form synergies across a broad disciplinary range within and beyond Europe.   |