GUNi, together with more than 15 international partners, signed this joint statement in order to raise awareness on the importance the community university engagement and social responsibility of higher education considering the current global situation
GUNi together with ACUP participated on this Workshop at the Sant Pau Art Nouveau Site, highlighting the importance of education on the SDG’s and how Higher Education institutions can contribute to achieve these goals.
The member universities of the Association of Catalan Public Universities (ACUP) organized a public meeting to present a statement expressing their commitment to work together to give support to refugees.
The event signalled the start of a series of actions that the
Up to 30 participants worldwide hold a richly diversified meeting about the social responsibility of higher education was held on September 29 in Barcelona, providing an important look at the strong bridge between universities and society as well as meaningful contributions for the next GUNI’s...
The 7th Edition of this international meeting was held in Nigeria and was attended by more than 200 participants from 38 countries, including various stakeholders on the field of Higher Education
The first meeting of the European project HEIRRI was held 16th September in Barcelona. In this project, GUNi-ACUP is responsible for the HEIRRI dissemination plan.
This event will be held on 8 and 9 October in Barcelona and will discuss what role is played by Universities on implementing the purposes of Education 2030
The Report ‘Rethinking Education: Towards a global common good?’ aims to promote public policy debate on education and allocate learning within global challenges. This document attempts to strengthen the link between leaning and global common goods.
During an event held at the Sant Pau Art Nouveau Site, more than 20 institutions, including GUNi, signed an action plan in order to boost this initiative based on global values and public policies.
For the UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, this meeting was ‘a chance to reaffirm the human right to education’ and ‘an opportunity to mobilize political commitment’.
