Partners

Founded in 1290, UNIMC is one of the oldest universities in Europe, and it is the only university in Italy focusing exclusively on socio-economic sciences and humanities. Students are offered a broad range of courses, both in Italian and English. International exchange programs with 132 European Institutions have been established and several universities based in non-EU countries have signed bilateral agreements with Macerata for cooperation in teaching and research, as well as contracts for students’ exchange.
UNIMC mission is to contribute to the development of people and society through the added value that social and human sciences bring to the understanding of complex socioeconomic and political issues, within an interdisciplinary perspective.
UNIMC can be defined as an inclusive HEI, thanks to the coordinated and targeted actions implemented within the project “Inclusion 3.0”, aiming to support students with disabilities and specific learning disorders. Its actions mainly concern: strengthening of university services and policies on inclusion; and strengthening of processes related to teaching support, teaching mediation and assessment.

KMOP is one of oldest civil society organisations in Greece with 45 years of experience in direct provision of social services and implementation of social initiatives in supporting vulnerable individuals.
KMOP studies and analyses pressing societal challenges in order to understand society, proposes innovative interventions, educates, and develops the know-how to address social issues based on fairness, innovation, sustainability and balanced development. It actively supports individuals and communities through the direct provision of social services and educational opportunities, the implementation of innovative initiatives, research and impactful policy design.
The ultimate goal of KMOP to contribute to effective social-policy design and to lead impactful programmes that promote individual well-being, reduce inequalities, eliminate vulnerabilities, and foster inclusive and sustainable social growth.
Aiming to promote social progress through education, KMOP Education Hub has developed a range of educational programmes for individuals and businesses, helping them to navigate their social ecosystem towards achieving their goals and contribute to a more inclusive and sustainable future.

Since its creation in 2003, the interdisciplinary Research Group on Law, Science, Technology & Society (LSTS) has focused on the articulations of law, science, technology, ethics and society, taking technological developments and their consequences as a starting point. Although LSTS’s core expertise is legal, it also has a strong track record in legal theory, philosophy (of law, of sciences and of technology) and it notably engages in criminological (surveillance and security), science and society studies (STS).
LSTS has grown to become an internationally recognised centre of excellence on issues such as privacy, data protection law, and well beyond. It brings together an impressive group of reseachers and affiliated researchers, contributes to numerous research projects, and is robustly committed to education
VUB-LSTS is involved in several projects in which societal, gender and privacy aspects related to inter alia, healthcare, education and various areas of ICT research are tackled.

Mykolas Romeris University (MRU) is the leading university in social sciences and interdisciplinary research in Lithuania. Based on its practical experience, MRU posesses the know-how to create the holistic and collaborative projects and frameworks in order to respond to the challenges of the unmet legal and social needs of the society.
MRU each year implements a significant number of international and national study and research projects (around 80 projects per year on average) through its network of Social innovations Laboratories.
Internationalisation is embedded in the University’s strategy. The vision of MRU is focused on a sustainable, green university valuable both for the Lithuanian society and international community, providing international education in unity with high-level research, educating highly qualified graduates for the needs of the state, labour market, and personal development, creating conditions for continuous personal learning and applying modern management principles in governance of the University.
MRU is active in key international organisations and cooperates with over 200 universities, public and business entities, student and staff exchanges, networks, and EU, national and international programmes, including Erasmus+, H2020, NordPlus, COST.