UNIgreen at SGGW
UNIgreen structure at SGGW
UNIgreen, or The Green European University, is an international alliance of eight universities from Europe that aims to promote excellence in areas such as sustainable agriculture, green biotechnology and environmental and life sciences. The project was established as part of the European Universities initiative, supported by the European Commission, and aims to increase cooperation in research, education and innovation.
At SGGW in Warsaw (Warsaw University of Life Sciences), UNIgreen focuses on promoting international cooperation in sustainable agriculture, green biotechnology and environmental and life sciences. As part of this alliance, the university participates in research and education projects that enable students, researchers and administrative staff to exchange experiences, develop skills and implement joint teaching and research programmes with other partner universities.
UNIgreen organisational structure at SGGW
Benefits of participation in the UNIgreen Alliance
Teaching associate
Exchange of teaching experience and joint work on study programmes with teachers from other partner centres. An international student body, providing a platform for the exchange of experiences from many European countries.
University
Deepening and intensifying international contacts. To be able to benefit from additional resources dedicated to the European Universities Initiative. Strengthening the network links of our University.
Research worker
Rapidly assembling project teams with significant opportunities to win European grants. To carry out research in different regions of Europe, thereby broadening its application scope.
Student
Studying attractive fields of study at several European universities. Establishing international contacts and friendships. Learning about Europe and its culture.
Doctoral student
Utilising the experience and infrastructure of other Alliance partners for doctoral research. Wider international contacts also provide greater opportunities to attract additional research funding.
Administrative employee
The University’s higher position on the European market, and hence the higher number of students and research projects, translates into stable employment and quality of professional careers. The presence of SGGW in the UNIgreen Alliance allows new professional competences to be acquired also of an international nature.
