NEOLAiA at Bielefeld University
The NEOLAiA project 2024-2027
Bielefeld University is part of the NEOLAiA network, an association of nine young, dynamically developing higher education institutions in various European regions beyond the metropolises. With a regional focus, NEOLAiA aims to create an open and inclusive educational and social environment that sponsors equity at the university and in European society as a whole.
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Bringing a New Zealand Perspective to NEOLAiA
Professor Joce Nuttall, Executive Dean of the Faculty of Education from the University of Canterbury (New Zealand), recently visited Bielefeld University. As a new member of NEOLAiA’s External Advisory Board (EAB), she brings a valuable outsider’s perspective to the European university alliance.
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Together for Europe’s Future
What can the university contribute to the future of Europe? And how is this vision put into practice in a European university alliance such as NEOLAiA? On the occasion of Europe Day on 9 May, representatives from four of the nine NEOLAiA universities report on their experiences and goals. In the interview, they show how diverse and at the same time united European cooperation at universities can be.
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Attacks in Ukrainian city of Sumy - Expression of solidarity
As a member of the European University Alliance NEOLAiA, Bielefeld University maintains special relationships with associated partners in Ukraine - including Sumy State University. An expression of solidarity with the Ukrainian partners.
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Campus Community Day: NEOLAiA Student Advisory Group takes part
Campus Community Day: NEOLAiA Student Advisory Group takes part Bielefeld students from the NEOLAiA Student Advisory Group will also be represented at the Campus Community Day on 15 April in the University Hall at Bielefeld University and will present their work.
The NEOLAiA project in Bielefeld
Work Package "Diversity & Inclusion"
Within the Alliance, Bielefeld University coordinates the topic area "Inclusion and Diversity" and thus Work Package 3 "Diversity & Inclusion". The heads of the work package are Professor Dr Michaela Vogt and Dr Amelie Labusch.
About the Alliance
