European Upskilling of Students for Sustainable Entrepreneurship
EU2SE is an Erasmus+ funded project focusing on enhancing sustainable entrepreneurship education through a Virtual Training Programme and collaborative events like Entrepreneurship Weeks. It brings together students and teachers from four countries and Universities:
- France, University of Caen Normandie
- Finland, Lapland University of Applied Sciences
- North Macedonia, Ss. Cyril and Methodius University in Skopje
- Spain, Universidad de Valladolid
The project will also deliver events and a guidebook for sustainable entrepreneurship training.
Virtual Studies
The EU2SE project includes 5 weeks of online learning on Sustainable Entrepreneurship with a focus on applying AI tools. 10 students from each partner University will participate in online learning and teamwork.
- Sustainable Entrepreneurship
- Innovation
- Prototyping Technologies for Entrepreneurial Excellence
- Entrepreneur’s Guide to Cybersecurity in the Era of Artificial Intelligence
- Intelligent food packaging as a tool for sustainable entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurship Weeks
After participating in the 5-week online course, 10 students from each partner University will participate in an innovative Entrepreneurship Week to practice the skills they acquired during the course and collaborate with their peers from other European countries.
In 2025 May, 40 students and staff from France, Finland, North Macedonia and Spain will get together in the beautiful town of Ohrid, North Macedonia, to collaborate and innovate sustainable business ideas.
Regional network and events
Handbook on Sustainable Entrepreneurship training
The EU2SE project will create a handbook providing guidelines on how to organize similar hybrid programs sustainable entrepreneurship that other Universities may utilize.
Co-funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union.
The EU2SE project is implemented by four partners of the AcrossEU Consortium. It brings together eight universities from seven different countries to enhance our innovative capacities and adaptability, turning individual strengths into a strong, purpose-driven collective.