WUM w EUniWell

EUniWell – the European University for Well-Being – is one of over 60 European University Alliances, selected for funding by the European Commission under the ERASMUS+ programme in 2020. EUniWell is formed by 12 universities, including WUM.

The alliance's main goal is to improve the well-being and quality of life of European citizens through joint academic initiatives, education and knowledge development, scientific research, and social partnerships.

Mężczyzna i kobieta pozują razem do zdjęcia. Oboje trzymają w rękach otwarte teczki z dokumentem w środku. Za nimi widać niebieskie rollupy WUM.
mapa Europy z zaznaczonymi dwunastoma uczelniami partnerskimi w ramach Sojuszu Europejski Uniwersytet dla Dobrostanu

The EUniWell Universities

The alliance consists of 12 European universities. Through this partnership, they are building an environment that promotes access to high-quality education, social responsibility, health, inclusion, and diversity.

 

Fields of Action

Actions within the EUniWell alliance focus on five key thematic arenas related to well-being.

How to join?

For our university’s faculty, students, and doctoral students, participation in the alliance opens up new opportunities to engage in an international environment.

Activities may include, among others:

  • grants and project funding
  • access to open educational resources
  • international mobility programs

Information about EUniWell offer

Dwóch mężczyzn i dwie kobiety idą chodnikiem wśród budynków o białej fasadzie.

The Seed Funding Programme

More information about programme

The program supports collaborative, grassroots projects initiated by researchers, students, faculty members, and administrative staff at universities participating in EUniWell.

The program offers the opportunity to receive funding of up to 25,000 EUR for projects aimed at improving well-being in five thematic areas.

Applications for the program are open twice a year. Each research team applying for funding should consist of representatives from at least four universities of the alliance.

EUniWell Courses and Trainging Catalogue

More information about courses

The EUniWell Courses and Training Catalogue is a shared educational platform. It offers interdisciplinary courses and training opportunities focused on individual, social, and environmental well-being.

More information about courses and training

Lidia Przepióra-Dziewulska
EUniWell Project Manager at WUM
lidia.przepiora@wum.edu.pl 

Dr Olga Rostkowska
Institutional Coordinator
olga.rostkowska@wum.edu.pl 

Dr Olga Rostkowska
Institutional Coordinator
olga.rostkowska@wum.edu.pl 

Jarosław Kulczycki
Communications Manager
jaroslaw.kulczycki@wum.edu.pl 

Zofia Tarcz
Student Representative
s088484@student.wum.edu.pl

News and Announcements

EUniWell flag in blue, purple, and pink colors waving on a flagpole against a partly cloudy sky. The flag displays the text ‘European University for Well-Being
We are proud to announce another success in international research collaboration within the framework of the EUniWell (European University for Well-Being) alliance. Three projects involving researchers from the Medical University of Warsaw (WUM) have been awarded funding in the 10th EUniWell Seed Funding Call, including, for the first time, a project coordinated by our university.
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Dr hab. Daniel Śliż from the 3rd Department of Internal Medicine and Cardiology was selected as one of the 11 Champions of the European University Alliance for Public Well-being (EUniWell). Each ambassador will receive up to €15,000 to support welfare science development.
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On 20-24 April, rectors and vice-rectors, institutional coordinators and students from the universities forming the European University for Well-Being (EUniWell) alliance met at the University of Constance. The theme of the congress was cooperation and integration, which are expected to play a key role in promoting well-being in higher education. The congress was of particular significance for our university – we officially confirmed our cooperation within the alliance.