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Student-driven innovative solutions addressing organisational and business challenges in the international EUTOPIA TeamWork program

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  • Career Centres
  • Opportunities for students
  • EUTOPIA

On 19 July, 42 students from the University of Ljubljana successfully completed the EUTOPIA TeamWork programme.

For four weeks, students from nearly all faculties at the University of Ljubljana participated in a virtual summer internship program, tackling interdisciplinary challenges in international teams. This year marked the third edition of the EUTOPIA TeamWork program, involving seven EUTOPIA Alliance member universities.

Each university partnered with organizations from diverse sectors to create challenges and provide mentorship. The University of Ljubljana collaborated with five organizations, generating six challenges. Mentors from the Slovenian NGO Centre, the Centre for Creativity, the Jožef Stefan Institute, Marles House, and the Museum of Architecture and Design guided teams through weekly meetings.

In the final week, teams presented their solutions and received valuable feedback. Their performance was exceptional.

The program's primary goal is to provide students with international and intercultural experiences, fostering the development of essential competencies through real-world project-based learning.