Opportunity for doctoral students to apply for free online courses within the OpenEU project

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Daugavpils University

September 7, 2026

atvērtā zinātne research

The OpenEU Alliance invites doctoral students studying at OpenEU universities to apply for participation in free online courses.

Vizualizācija ar zinātniekiem visā pasaulē un tīklošanos
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Available Online Courses

Information about the course dates is available via the links provided.

Selection Criteria

To apply for the courses, applicants must:

  • submit a motivation letter describing their research goals and interests, motivation, and suitability for the selected course;
  • submit a CV outlining their education, research experience, and other relevant information;
  • submit a fully completed application indicating their course preferences by the specified deadline.

Applications will be evaluated by a committee of representatives from OpenEU partner institutions, coordinated by the Work Package 4 Board.

Selection will take into account:

  • the applicant’s research interests, skills, and suitability for the selected course;
  • balanced representation of participants across partner institutions, progress in doctoral studies, gender, and other balance criteria.
 

Application Procedure

Doctoral students must complete the application form by 28 September 2026.

Selected candidates will be informed by 7 October 2026.

We look forward to welcoming you to the OpenEU doctoral community and jointly building an active, international, and collaboration-oriented research network!

OpenEU is a Europe-wide project that brings together universities to develop digital, accessible, and inclusive higher education. Its aim is to expand educational opportunities for different groups in society and promote lifelong learning across Europe. Daugavpils University is a member of this alliance, actively participating in OpenEU initiatives and promoting cooperation within the European Higher Education Area in the development of digital solutions, inclusive education, and academic mobility.

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