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2026
Network Application Round 2027/28 enabled
Deadline: 30th November, 2026, 23:59 CET. Extended deadline for signed documents (letters): 15th December, 2026, 23:59 CET. Please see the updated Guideline for Network Application Round 2027/28 on your desktop.
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9
2026
Consultation hours: network application round 27/28
Stop by and ask your questions directly: WEEKLY consultation hours: Tuesdays from 27th October on 10:00 - 11:00 AM, CET; Coordinator workshops: 29th October at 03:00 PM and 17th November at 10 AM Press "Read more" to access our ZOOM link:

Featured Cooperations
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Central European Social Policy and Social Work Network (CESPASWON)

6th regional week, Banja Luka 2024 © Ss. Cyril und Methodius University in Skopje

Social work and social policy education has always provided important contribution to societies. By producing professionals that are equipped for interventions that affect social welfare, social justice and social rights, we help to empower citizens to overcome social risks and social problems.

Given the large amount of pressing social needs and the limited amount of resources, there are benefits from uniting forces across neighboring countries and creating regional capacities for training and research in social work and social policy. Therefore, our main idea and goal is and was to build up on previously existing cooperation practices in the region (i.e. among ex-Yugoslav countries) and extend this links with new partners in Austria, the Czech Republic and Hungary. We established academic alliances among universities several years ago that can nurture, promote and advance the regional social work, social policy research and teaching methods.

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Healthcare communication: scientific knowledge exchange across disciplines and borders

Coordination meeting of the Partners in May 2025© PhD Daniel Many, Semmelweis University, Budapest

Healthcare communication - an interdisciplinary necessity

At some point in our lives, we are all likely to be affected by a health condition. In such vulnerable moments, satisfactory and empathetic health-related information is essential. As the first network of its kind within CEEPUS, this professionells provide an exploration of healthcare communication across multiple languages and cultures as an emerging interprofessional academic field. It unites linguists, instructors, researchers, healthcare professionals and students, fostering intercultural and interdisciplinary approaches to healthcare communication. Through instruction and research in medical terminology, translation, interpreting, and languages for specific purposes, it builds patient-centred communication skills. Interregional mobilities enable the exchange of knowledge, resources, and digital tools, enhancing educational and professional development, and ultimately and patients' well-being and satisfaction.

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What our scholars have to say
Nejc Podkoritnik
Student at the University of Maribor
As a student, participating in the Green Hackathon - an CEEPUS intensive course - was an invaluable experience. We were given the chance to take the lead and manage an international project from start to finish.
Georgi Mladenov
Working on his master thesis in Sorpon (HU)
“My CEEPUS exchange exceeded my expectations. I managed to progress a lot with my thesis and to acquire new skills in the field of mathematics. I made great contacts both with lectures and students. I hope to welcome my colleagues from the University of Sopron in Ruse (BG) next semester.”
Dr. Gabriella Vöő
Exchange teacher in Olomouc
There was a large student turnout, the students were interested and they participated in the discussions. I had conversations with colleagues about academic and administrative matters and we also discussed possibilities for joint research projects in the future.

CEEPUS in numbers
104
funded
networks
2.750
participating
institutions
103.000
successful
mobilities