Engage in Internationalization
Get Involved in the Internationalization of Our University
Internationalization in the context of higher education means systematically connecting our university with the world — whether through student and staff mobility, international partnerships, joint research projects, teaching in foreign languages, or building a multicultural academic environment.
It is a process that allows us to learn from others, share the best of our culture, and at the same time prepare graduates who will be competitive and open to global challenges. Internationalization is not an end in itself — it is a tool to enhance quality, innovation, and understanding within the academic community.
If we want to be a modern and respected institution, we must create conditions that support diversity, collaboration, and openness. Internationalization broadens our horizons, enriches teaching, strengthens research, and helps raise the university’s profile abroad.
It is a collective effort — which is why it is essential that as many students, faculty members, and administrative staff as possible participate in this process.
How Can You Contribute?
Help us build a university open to the world. Your involvement can take many forms — from everyday support for international students to collaborating on systematic changes within the university environment.
- Participate in the preparation and organization of international events.
- Assist new international students in finding their way around the university, the city, and our academic environment.
- Share your international experiences with colleagues or students through a short presentation, blog post, or interview.
- Help create visual materials, social media posts, or assist with promoting international activities.
- Provide language support — through translations, interpreting, or communication with guests from abroad.
- Bring your own ideas for projects, workshops, or international activities, and we will gladly support you.
Where Are We Now and Where Are We Heading?
Internationalization is a long-term process that has already reached concrete milestones at our university, which we plan to continue developing further.