A Europe-wide network of universities
Co-operating in internationalisation, the Utrecht Network is committed to initiatives that strengthen
the international profile of its member universities and the cohesion of the group.
A European Network with a Global Outlook
The Utrecht Network brings universities together from across Europe, with a common mission to share best practice and enhance the internationalisation process for both students and staff.
With 30 members in 26 countries, the Utrecht Network is particularly committed to areas of activity such as student and staff mobility, summer schools, the internationalisation of curriculum, joint curricula and double/joint degrees.
The Utrecht Network also has well established links with partner networks in the USA (MAUI Network) and Australia (AEN) and a newly established link with the Brazilian REARI-RJ Network, proving that it is indeed a European Network with a global outlook.
News and Opportunities
Summer School: Academic Freedom and Human Rights
Stand up for academic freedom! Join our summer school to explore global challenges, gain advocacy skills, and connect with experts working to protect scholars and institutions at risk.
25 March, 2025
In Conversation with Sabine Pendl: President of the Utrecht Network
Sabine Pendl, President of the Steering Committee and dedicated advocate for internationalization in higher education, shares insights into her journey and vision for the network.
21 February, 2025
A Transformative Journey: Franky George and the YRG
For Franky George, a PhD student at the University of Hull, the Young Researchers Grant offered a unique opportunity to step beyond familiar academic environments at the University of Bologna.
16 January, 2025
Events
2025 Utrecht Network AGM in Valencia!
The 2025 Utrecht Network AGM will be hosted by the prestigious University of Valencia from 9th to 11th April 2025.
Summer School: Academic Freedom and Human Rights
Stand up for academic freedom! Join our summer school to explore global challenges, gain advocacy skills, and connect with experts working to protect scholars and institutions at risk.