The Northern Mediterranean Transactional Campus is born

Representatives of the four participating universities.
Representatives of the four participating universities.
Institutional
(18/04/2017)

The University of Barcelona, the Aix-Marseille University, the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid and the Sapienza University of Rome have signed an agreement to create the Northern Mediterranean Transactional Campus, a project of academic and scientific cooperation with four main aims: to strengthen relations between the participating universities regarding mobility, training, research and innovation; to carry out large projects together within the European and international frameworks; to define shared targeted themes and fields of excellence; and to highlight the academic and scientific potential of these four universities as well as their mobilization capacities and ranking positions.

Representatives of the four participating universities.
Representatives of the four participating universities.
Institutional
18/04/2017

The University of Barcelona, the Aix-Marseille University, the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid and the Sapienza University of Rome have signed an agreement to create the Northern Mediterranean Transactional Campus, a project of academic and scientific cooperation with four main aims: to strengthen relations between the participating universities regarding mobility, training, research and innovation; to carry out large projects together within the European and international frameworks; to define shared targeted themes and fields of excellence; and to highlight the academic and scientific potential of these four universities as well as their mobilization capacities and ranking positions.

So far, the following practical actions have been identified: developing student mobility of multiple studies between the universities in the campus, strengthening cooperation within European projects and strengthening the collaboration in research projects; and working together to create a shared summer school. The four universities in the project gather a total of 300.000 students.