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The EUt+ is actively working toward the creation of a unified European Degree that goes beyond traditional exchange or double-degree models. As part of the European Universities Initiative, EUt+ brings together nine partner institutions with the aim of offering integrated programs and shared diplomas recognized across borders.
Central to this effort are key tools developed by the alliance: the EUt+ Competency Framework, which defines the core skills and learning outcomes expected across all programs; the EUt+ Reference Guide, which supports the design of joint curricula; and the EUt+ Certificate, awarded to students as a recognition of their participation in an EUt+ educational pathway.
EUt+ is piloting this integrated approach in fields such as engineering, telecommunications, and sustainability. These programs allow students to study across multiple European campuses, promoting competence-based learning, interdisciplinary collaboration, and close engagement with industry — all designed to prepare graduates for a European and global job market.
While challenges remain, particularly in aligning national accreditation systems and legal frameworks, EUt+ is committed to addressing them. The alliance aims to deliver fully integrated European Degrees by 2027, setting a new standard for inclusive and innovative higher education in Europe.
Central to this effort are key tools developed by the alliance: the EUt+ Competency Framework, which defines the core skills and learning outcomes expected across all programs; the EUt+ Reference Guide, which supports the design of joint curricula; and the EUt+ Certificate, awarded to students as a recognition of their participation in an EUt+ educational pathway.
EUt+ is piloting this integrated approach in fields such as engineering, telecommunications, and sustainability. These programs allow students to study across multiple European campuses, promoting competence-based learning, interdisciplinary collaboration, and close engagement with industry — all designed to prepare graduates for a European and global job market.
While challenges remain, particularly in aligning national accreditation systems and legal frameworks, EUt+ is committed to addressing them. The alliance aims to deliver fully integrated European Degrees by 2027, setting a new standard for inclusive and innovative higher education in Europe.
Date of update 02 juillet 2025