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The University of Basel is offering Eucor students two entrepreneurship simulations on April 15, 2026, focusing on either building a sustainable island community ("ZemIsland") or leading a hitech battery management startup ("BattMan"). These hands-on formats encourage strategic decision-making in sustainability and high-tech sectors. Interested students should register as soon as possible.

An exciting Eucor excursion to Basel will take place on Thursday, April 16, 2026. More detailed information about the exact program will follow shortly. Registration for the event will open on April 1, 2026.

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From March 23 to 26, 2026, the interdisciplinary Spring Academy focusing on the "Sustainable Circular Economy" will take place at KIT for students of Eucor universities. In addition to various workshops, participants can earn 2 to 4 ECTS credits and visit the Eucor info booth at the Sustainability Forum. Registration for this event is open until March 15, 2026.

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The Eucor universities are examining the creation of a solution-oriented sustainability program through a series of workshops, which, following the kick-off in Karlsruhe, is now continuing in Basel and Strasbourg. The goal is to pool cross-border expertise for the training of specialized professionals in fields such as energy and mobility. For the next session in Basel interested parties can still register until March 25, 2026.

On April 27, 2026, a theater afternoon will be held in Strasbourg for students from Karlsruhe, Freiburg, and Basel, dedicated to the themes of migration and diversity. The program includes a performance, a discussion with the director, and an arts-oriented campus tour. A French proficiency level of at least B1 is required. Participants benefit from travel cost reimbursement and will receive the "Carte Culture" for discounted access to cultural events.

On March 20, 2026, a free excursion to Freiburg will take place for Eucor students, focusing on the theme of sustainability and a tour of the Vauban eco-district. Participants require proficiency in English as well as German or French (B1 level) and can register for the event until March 13. The day is organized as part of the "Printemps de la transition écologique" (Spring of Ecological Transition), with travel cost reimbursement potentially available.