The Advanced Module of the EurIdentity Certificate consists of 18 ECTS.
The corresponding courses are regular courses that RPTU and the UniGR partner universities offer each semester on the topic of Europe.
RPTU students, interested in the Euridentity Advanced Level, are kindly asked to briefly inform the RPTU coordination via email (contact in the right column).
Under below you can find information about course catalouges, enrolment procedures & deadlines at RPTU and at the other UniGR partner universities.
The course selection is the first step in Advanced Level.
Students can select various courses from the course catalouges of RPTU and of the other UniGR partner universities, taking into account their individual interests, and thus qualify for the international, cross-border job market.
These courses deal with at least one of the following topics:
- European Humanities
- European arts, European languages, European literature and intercultural studies
- European challenges in science and technology
- European governance and European politics
- Courses indirectly related to Europe (a maximum of 3 ECTS can be chosen from this division).
RPTU course catalogue
Here you can find an overview of all courses you can attend at RPTU in the winter term 2024/25 for the Advanced Level: RPTU course catalogue
Course catalogues of the other UniGR partner universities for the winter term 2024/25 :
- htw saar
Enrolment Deadline: Beginning September
Course registration deadlines: 30.09.2024 for Q1 courses/ 10.02.2025 for Q2 courses
Lectures period: Q1-courses - 16.09 - 21.12.2024 / Q2-courses- 03.02.-17.05.2025
- Universität Luxemburg
Enrolment period: 16.07.2024 – 16.09.2024
Winter term courses start on 16.09.2024
- Saarland University
Enrolment deadline: 14.10.2024
Lectures period: 01.10.2024- 07.02.2025
- Universität Trier
Enrolment deadline: 15.09.2024
Lectures period: 23.10.2023 - 17.02.2024
Under below you can find information about enrolment procedures & course registration at the UniGR partner universities.
RPTU students wishing to register for Advanced Level courses at other UniGR partner universities should enrol at the partner university, that offers the selected course, as"UniGR student" first and then register for the course/s.
The UniGR student status enables RPTU students to attend courses at other UniGR partner universities. Enrolment procedures are slightly different at each partner university.
RPTU students, who wish to enroll as an UniGR student at one of the UniGR partner universities, are kindly asked to briefly inform the RPTU certificate coordination via email first (contact in the right column above).
Here you can find helpfull information about the enrolment procedures and the course registration at the UniGR partner universities as well as about the UniGR student status:
Students from other UniGR partner universities should enrol at RPTU as"UniGR student" first and then register for the selected course/s.
- Select course/s from the RPTU course catalogue
- Complete the Learning Agreement and have it signed. The document grants the recognition of courses at the home instution. Please contact the EurIdentity coordination at your home institution and at RPTU for the respective signatures (RPTU contact in the column right, above).
- Enrol by the RPTU StudentServiceCenter. Please observe the following enrolment deadlines:
- Winter term (September, 15)
The application deadline for the winter semester 2024-25 has been extended until September 30th, 2024.
- Summer term (February, 28. (29.)).
- After successfull enrolment you will be provided with your RPTU-email-address. You will need the email adress to register for the course/s.
In addition to specialized knowledge in European thematic areas, RPTU students gain complementary practical experience in cross-border exchange at the universities of the UniGR network abroad or another European university.
Students can collect the 18 ECTS, requiered to complete the Advanced Level, at UniGR partner universities abroad, if they wish to. However a minimum of 6 ECTS (out of 18) has to be achieved abroad. The international mobility can be obtained attending virtual or/and presence courses abroad.
For their international mobility RPTU students can attend courses at the following UniGR universities abroad:
University of Liége - Belgium
Université de Lorraine (Metz, Nancy) - France
University of Luxembourg - Luxembourg
The chosen courses must be agreed upon in advance with the study coordination in a learning agreement and must fit the contents of the certificate. They then replace regular module elements within the certificate. Please contact the EurIdentity coordination at your home institution and at RPTU for the respective signatures (RPTU contact in the column right, above).
FAQ
All enrolled students at RPTU and the six other UniGR partner universities may complete the EurIdentity Certificate (24 ECTS) - regardless of their study program and study progress. The conditions for obtaining the certificate are:
- Successful completion of the EurIdenity Basic Module: Foundations of Europe (6 ECTS)
- Successful completion of the Advances Module (18 ECTS): Courses from the course catalogs of the RPTU and the UniGR partner universities
- Mobility at a foreign UniGR partner university or other foreign European university (also possible online) Register and enrol at the UniGR partner university where your chosen courses take place
Students can also attend only the Basic Module. Upon successful completion, students receive a certificate of attendance in which the six ECTS credits earned are noted.
Students can start with both the Basic Module and the Advanced Module or attend both modules in parallel. Please note: The Basic Module is currently only offered in the winter semester.
The courses for the Advanced Module are regular courses on Europe offered by RPTU and all other UniGR partner universities. An overview of all open courses in the respective semester can be found in the course catalog.
In the Advanced Module, students must complete a total of 18 ECTS credits. Of these 18 ECTS, 6 ECTS must be completed at one of our international UniGR partner universities or in another European country (e.g. Erasmus).
It is possible to have your completed courses recognized. However, it is important for recognition that your completed courses can be assigned to at least one of the following categories:
- European Humanities
- European arts, European languages, European literature and intercultural studies
- European challenges in science and technology
- European governance and European politics
- Courses indirectly related to Europe (a maximum of 3 ECTS can be chosen from this division).
Please contact Laura Lombardi for the recognition of your completed courses.