Eurolife is dedicated and committed to developing new pan-European standards of excellence in life science education and recognises the need for increased collaboration and mobility of students within Europe. Together, the Network works towards streamlining of the education policies in Europe. In 2013, Eurolife established the Eurolife Education Alliance (EEA), a Committee formerly known as the Joint Programme in Translational and Experimental Medicine (JPTEM), comprising of one representative per each Member. The EEA reinforces the Network’s activities in the area of education and training and deliberates on relevant on long-term strategies.
Eurolife Education Initiatives
Eurolife Mobility Program
Ongoing open call
Within the framework of Eurolife Mobility Program, the partnership offers undergraduate and master students of the partner institutions the opportunity to carry out the practical part of their studies – research – at one of the Eurolife institutions.
Eurolife Summer and Winter Schools
Eurolife also organises Summer and Winter Schools with the aim to offer short but intense courses in order to facilitate and encourage educational and scientific interactions.
Eurolife Lecture Series
This program targets first-year students enrolled at Eurolife Universities, featuring presentations delivered by guest speakers from within the Eurolife network.
These lectures serve to foster educational and scientific exchange, aiming to advance the establishment of unified standards of excellence in life science education across Europe and promote greater collaboration among institutions.
Eurolife eTraining
The eTraining offers four highly pedagogical e-courses that cover ethical, legal, and societal aspects of BBD collection and management. These courses address the challenges related to data curation, interpretation, and analysis in biomedical datasets with contents consolidating international expertise, including that from industry, offering theory and case studies of high pedagogical merit. Eurolife eTraining offers a flexible learning experience, tailor-made for the learner’s pace.
DATAETHICS 1 “Ethical Considerations in Interpretation and Handling of Biomedical Big Data”
DATAETHICS 2 “The Ethics of Artificial Intelligence in Biomedicine”
DATAETHICS 3 “Big Data, Big Implications: Data Protection in Biomedicine”
DATAETHICS 4 “Ethical and Regulatory Challenges in the Era of Open Science Data Sharing in Life Sciences & Health”
Graduates of Eurolife DATAETHICS e-courses receive Open Badges to digitally showcase their acquired skills and competence, introducing innovation in academic recognition.