🌍 EUPSA UWB Pilsen – Connect with Europe through EUPeace!

EUPSA is the student alliance within the European university network EUPeace. It was established in October 2024 with the aim of connecting students across European universities – not just those directly involved in the EUPeace alliance. Built on the core values of peace, justice, and inclusion, EUPSA fosters a vibrant and friendly community that enriches student life both on and off campus.

What does EUPSA offer you?

Looking for new experiences, eager to meet students from different fields, and expand your horizons? You’re in the right place:

🎤 Conferences, debates, and networking events
– join as an organizer or participant

💡 Competitions and student challenges
– innovation hackathons and socially beneficial projects

🌐 International workshops
– develop new academic and practical skills

✈️ Exchange programs, study trips, and campus visits
– discover new cultures and improve your language skills

🎓 Career and study opportunities
– info about internships, placements, job offers, and study options within the European Track

Join us and help build a strong international student network!
🔗 Fill out the registration form for EUPeace

 

📲 Stay connected:

🌐 EUPeace Website
📸 Instagram
📞 Contact: Bc. Matěj Líbal

✨ EUPeace: Student-Led Events – Spring Call

Do you have an idea for an event that connects students across Europe? The EUPeace Alliance is opening a second call to bring your visions to life! We are looking for creative projects that promote the values of peace, justice, and inclusion.

💡 What is it about?

Student-led Events are activities designed, organized, and managed directly by students. The goal is to strengthen the EUPeace community and foster connections between students from our nine partner universities.

The format is entirely up to you:

  • 🧠 Workshops and seminars

  • 🎨 Artistic and cultural activities

  • ⚽ Sports events or gaming nights

  • 💬 Social gatherings and debates

Participation Requirement: Every event must include an online component (e.g., live stream, social media interaction, or an online meeting) so that students from all corners of the EUPeace Alliance can participate.

⏰ Important Dates

  • Call Opens: May 4, 2026

  • Application Deadline: May 29, 2026

  • Announcement of Results: June 30, 2026

  • Implementation Period: July 1, 2026 – December 15, 2026

  • Final Report Submission: by December 31, 2026

📝 How to Apply?

  1. Download and fill out the application form (available on the EUPeace website).

  2. Consult your proposal: We highly recommend contacting the local coordinator at UWB (see contact below) before submitting.

  3. Submit: Send your completed form to: eupeace_stc@lists.uni-marburg.de.

💸 Funding and Support

Selected projects can receive financial support (usually up to €1,000 per project) to cover organizational costs. In addition to funding, you will receive support from local coordinators and promotion for your event across the entire Alliance's communication channels.

📞 Contact for UWB Students

If you have any questions or need help preparing your application, please reach out to our coordinator:

Mgr. Lenka Pekárková E-mail: lenkakan@rek.zcu.cz

For more information and downloadable documents, visit the official call page: EUPeace Student-led Events – Spring Call

💡 Case Study: Pilsner Daseinsanalysis

This project serves as an excellent example of a successful student-led initiative within the EUPeace Alliance. The workshop, titled "Pilsner Daseinsanalysis," was developed through direct collaboration between students from UWB and the University of Marburg.

What was the project about? Students integrated philosophy, psychology, and the arts to explore how the urban environment of Pilsen influences human experience and identity. They took theoretical concepts out of the classroom and into the streets through discussions and artistic performances.

Why was it successful?

  • International Collaboration: It established a direct link between students from two different countries.

  • Interdisciplinarity: The project successfully merged humanities with practical artistic expression.

  • Public Impact: Rather than staying within faculty walls, the initiative engaged with the city's public spaces.

This example demonstrates that EUPeace grants can be used for academically-driven events that bridge the gap between specialized research, the public sphere, and the international community.

👉 Detailed project information