Open University of Cyprus (OUC) is a public university, and the country’s only university dedicated to open and distance education. OUC is a leading institution in higher education and opens up new possibilities to prospective students wishing to study in an innovative environment. At Open University of Cyprus, there is no ‘one size fits all’ approach to higher education. OUC’s flexible educational methodology supports people’s need for continuous enhancement of their qualifications apropos of personal development and career advancement, allowing students to tailor their own educational path.
UNITN is a highly regarded medium-sized university in Italy, with around 16,000 students. It is internationally recognized for its research and innovation. The university focuses on various fields, including computer science and engineering, cognitive science, social science, data science, artificial intelligence, and digital transformation. Among its offerings are a Master's program in Data Science and a Master's program in Artificial Intelligence Systems, as well as a range of courses exploring AI and its societal impacts. Additionally, UNITN provides interdisciplinary PhD programs.
The University of Koblenz is a modern, research-oriented university in Germany with a strong focus on computer science, data science, and digital transformation. It promotes interdisciplinary collaboration and combines academic excellence with societal relevance, preparing students to meet the challenges of an increasingly digital and connected world. The university fosters close links between research, teaching, and innovation, ensuring that scientific insights translate into real-world impact. At the heart of this vision is the Institute for Web Science & Technologies (WeST), a leading center for research and education in web and data science. WeST explores topics such as human-centered AI, responsible data science, computational social science, and AI ethics and education. Its study programs, including the MSc in Web and Data Science and BSc in Computational Social Science, integrate technical expertise with ethical and social perspectives—empowering graduates to shape the digital future responsibly.
Aalborg University (AAU) is a public international university with campuses in Aalborg, Esbjerg, and Copenhagen, Denmark. Since its establishment in 1974, AAU has offered bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral programmes in a broad range of fields, including engineering, natural sciences, social sciences, humanities, information technology, design, and medicine. AAU is internationally recognised for its pedagogical approach known as the Aalborg Model of Problem-Based Learning. This model combines interdisciplinary collaboration with project-oriented work, enabling students to address real-life challenges in a scientific and practice-oriented manner. Through this approach, AAU fosters innovation, critical thinking, and close interaction between education, research, and society.
The Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology (PJAIT / PJATK) is a leading private university in Warsaw, founded in 1994 through a Polish-Japanese agreement. It specializes in computer science, new media arts, information management, and Japanese culture, offering programs in both Polish and English. PJAIT is recognized for its strong industry ties and applied research, combining technology, design, and psychology. Current research done at PJAIT spans areas such as artificial intelligence, multimedia systems, human-AI collaboration, and digital well-being, often within European projects promoting technology for education and social good.
This project is funded by the EU's Erasmus+ Programme under agreement 2025-1-CY01-KA220-HED-000364525 (AI4Everyone)