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Category: Internationalisation

  • STELLA CAELUM – A celebration of our Northern Periphery and Arctic heritage

    GLOW2.0 project attempted to pilot STELLA CAELUM – a new northern event about night sky science, auroral tourism and the possibilities of darkness, aimed at providing up-to-date information and multidisciplinary approach to utilizing darkness, to inspire people to embrace darkness and encourage companies to develop new programme services. The goal was to showcase via the…

  • Regenerative Tourism for Building Resilient Communities and Preserving the Unique Heritage of the Northern Periphery and Arctic region

    Sixteen new projects were approved by the Interreg Northern Periphery and Arctic (NPA) Monitoring Committee at the end of the year 2024 (Interreg NPA 2025). REGENERATE – Regenerative Tourism in the Northern Periphery and Arctic for building resilient communities and preserving the unique heritage of the region, was among approved projects under Priority 3 –…

  • From Joensuu to Reims: A Journey of Innovation, Forest Mysteries, and Future Collaboration

    In late May 2025, a delegation from Karelia University of Applied Sciences (Karelia UAS) embarked on a journey to Reims, France, to deepen academic and research collaboration with the University of Reims Champagne-Ardenne (URCA). What unfolded was more than a formal exchange; it was a rich, multi-sensory experience that blended nature, science, and shared ambition.…

  • EcoSuPM 2025: Redefining Erasmus+ Project Management Through Sustainability and Ethics

    Nestled between Switzerland and Austria, Liechtenstein is the 4th smallest countries in Europe and 6th smallest in the world—yet full of surprises starting from landscape, food, and hospitality. With just over 42,000 residents, zero airports, and zero highways, this alpine microstate is a powerhouse of innovation and environmental stewardship. The only university of Liechtenstein is…

  • A French colleague’s visit to Karelia UAS Library

    In April, we had the pleasure to host our French colleague Delphine Lepaul from the University of Reims Champagne-Ardenne Library (URCA). She contacted us at the beginning of November 2024 to inquire about the possibility of visiting our library as part of the Erasmus Mobility program. URCA is Karelia’s INVEST partner. Once Delphine’s participation was…

  • Safeguarding the Arctic: Trust, Technology, and Indigenous Leadership in a Changing World

    The Arctic region is warming at a rate four times faster than the global average, presenting both unprecedented environmental challenges and significant geopolitical tensions. These rapid changes demand urgent attention and collaboration from Arctic nations. A central question arises: How can Arctic nations come together to address both climate change and geopolitical challenges, while advancing…

  • QURECA – International quantum technology pioneer from Barcelona and a future cooperation opportunity for Karelia

    QURECA (Quantum Resources & Careers) is an international company focused on developing quantum technology skills, training the workforce, and supporting companies in creating quantum strategies. The company is at the forefront of the quantum industry, offering a wide range of training services, recruitment, and business consulting, as well as helping industry and scientific organizations prepare…

  • TecnoCampus – Center for entrepreneurship and innovation in Catalonia

    TecnoCampus Mataró-Maresme University combines teaching, research and entrepreneurship support and development in one campus area. Located in Mataró, about 30 kilometers from Barcelona, ​​TecnoCampus is part of Pompeu Fabra University. TecnoCampus is designed to promote innovation and entrepreneurship in close cooperation with the local business community. One of TecnoCampus’s key features is its strong emphasis…

  • From Internships to Insights: How International Students Are Shaping Their Futures in Joensuu

    Internships are more than just work experience—they’re a chance to learn, grow, and connect. As part of my own internship with Talent Hub Eastern Finland project, I set out to interview three international students about their journeys to working with local companies in Joensuu. The goal was not only to understand their experiences, challenges, and…

  • INVEST Partner Spotlight: University of Milano-Bicocca

    The INVEST European University Alliance recently expanded by welcoming three new partners to join the consortium. One of these new universities is the University of Milano-Bicocca (UNIMIB). This fall, staff members from Karelia UAS had chance to visit UNIMIB on several occasions. These visits helped build connections, provided a platform for benchmarking best practices, and strengthened…