Administrative and international office staff have several exciting opportunities in 2026 to connect, learn, and collaborate across institutions. The following programmes offer hands-on learning, knowledge exchange, and valuable networking.
Erasmus Staff Week – Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB)
The Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona hosts an annual International Staff Week focusing on internationalisation and Erasmus+ topics.
Participants can expect:
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Workshops on international relations and mobility
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Exchange of best practices with global colleagues
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Networking in an international environment
Dates: expected October 19–23, 2026
Format: Blended (online + on-site)
Note: No participation fee; travel and accommodation at own expense
Erasmus+ Staff Week “Shaping the Future of Erasmus+”
The Lodz University of Technology invites administrative staff and international relations officers to explore and shape the future of Erasmus+.
Highlights:
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Training sessions, workshops, and brainstorming activities
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Exchange of good practices
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Cultural programme in Łódź
Dates: May 25–29, 2026
Target group: Administrative staff & international offices
Application deadline: March 20, 2026
Participation fee: none
International Staff Week – University of Trento
The University of Trento offers a dynamic learning experience through a Challenge-Based Learning (CBL) approach.
Focus areas:
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Future-ready and sustainable universities
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International mobility and research support
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Collaboration in international teams
Online phase: April 28–29, 2026
On-site phase: May 11–15, 2026
Format: Blended
Creative Hearts and Digital Minds (ECIU Micro-Module)
This ECIU micro-module by University of Stavanger is also open to staff and focuses on media literacy and digital resilience.
Topics include:
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Impact of digital technologies on society and individuals
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Hands-on work with digital tools (e.g. podcasting, AI, VR)
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Creative and critical thinking in digital environments
Dates: April 30 – June 19, 2026
Format: Blended (including on-site week in Norway)
Important Note
For all offers:
The ECIUn+ project does not provide funding for travel or participation costs.
Participants are expected to arrange funding through their home institution or other sources.
These opportunities are a great way to gain international experience, exchange knowledge, and contribute to strengthening cooperation within European higher education networks.
