International Opportunities with EUGLOH

03/06/24 • 19 min

Lund University is a member the European University Alliance for Global Health (EUGLOH): a network of 9 European universities which focuses on promoting long-lasting and interdisciplinary collaboration in Global Health. As an international student at Lund, you have the chance to get involved in this pioneering collaboration in many ways, from credited courses and workshops to becoming student representatives for EUGLOH. In this episode, host Timothy Parker (LU International Office) speaks to Judit Ralbovszki and Lara Lüdecke, both current students at Lund who are also EUGLOH student representatives. Together they discuss how EUGLOH can be relevant to a wide range of students from various academic disciplines, their experience and the activities they've been involved with - such as a road trip to Tromsø, Norway - and opportunities to network with other student representatives at universities across Europe.

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