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The general project aims to promote universities as spaces for personal and professional development, promoting wider access and inclusive policies for new student, university and professional communities. Particular attention will be paid to the promotion of multilingualism and sustainable development.
ARQUS brings together seven research universities with strong regional involvement in medium-sized cities: Granada (Spain, coordinating institute of the consortium), Padova (Italy), Bergen (Norway), Graz (Austria), Leipzig (Germany), Lyon (University of Claude Bernard Lyon 1, Jean Moulin Lyon 3, Jean Monnet, under the common banner Université de Lyon), Vilnius (Lithuania).
The institutions have agreed to work together towards a truly European approach to higher education, involving seamless mobility for students, academics, researchers and other university staff, joint projects at all levels of university activity, and shared initiatives for global engagement.
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The Alliance’s name stems from the polysemic Latin term arcus/arquus, for arch, representing the strong foundations the consortium is laying for building bridges toward a shared future. Moreover, the shape made by the six partners on the map of Europe resembles a double arch, from the far south west to the far north east of the continent.
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