International Memberships
European Federation of Catholic Universities (FUCE)
Founded in 1991, FUCE aims to foster cooperation among Catholic universities across Europe. It focuses on academic, research, and cultural exchange as well as supporting European integration. FUCE organizes annual general assemblies where common projects, scholarships, and network development are discussed. The federation emphasizes the importance of the identity and mission of Catholic universities in today’s society. Our university is proud to be a member of this distinguished network.
Catholic Universities Partnership (CUP)
The partnership is coordinated by the Nanovic Institute at the University of Notre Dame (USA). Its mission is to support and revitalize Catholic universities in post-communist countries across Europe. Since 2005, CUP has organized annual conferences in various European cities. The institute bridges research, teaching, and public discourse on European studies. Our university is proud to be part of this valuable initiative.
International Federation of Catholic Universities (IFCU)
IFCU brings together Catholic universities from around the world, fostering academic collaboration and the exchange of experiences. It focuses on reflecting Catholic identity within the contexts of research, education, and social engagement. Established in 1924, the federation now counts over 250 members. IFCU also promotes equality, diversity, and sustainable development. Our university is proud to be a member of this prestigious federation.
Three Seas University Network (3SUN)
3SUN connects universities from the countries of the Three Seas Initiative to promote economic growth through research, innovation, and education. The network emphasizes bridging science and practice, focusing on addressing regional challenges. Its goals include strengthening partnerships, implementing joint projects, and securing European grants. Knowledge exchange and the internationalization of education play a key role in its mission. Our university is an active member of this forward-looking network.
Baltic University Programme (BUP)
BUP is a network of universities around the Baltic Sea region that promotes education and research focused on sustainable development. Established in 1991 and coordinated by Uppsala University in Sweden, the programme offers courses, seminars, research projects, exchange opportunities, and publications. It addresses topics such as the environment, societal challenges, and regional development. Our membership in BUP strengthens our environmental initiatives and international collaboration.
Magna Charta Observatory (MCO)
The Magna Charta Observatory is an international organization dedicated to protecting academic freedom and university autonomy. Founded in 1988 in Bologna on the 900th anniversary of the local university’s establishment, it stands behind the Magna Charta Universitatum document, which defines the fundamental principles of free and independent university education. Membership in this network enables universities to share best practices, engage in international discussions, and reinforce the principles of academic integrity. The MCO organizes conferences, offers advisory services, and publishes expert materials to support university autonomy worldwide.
