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Building Networks

UZH is an active member of various international organizations and networks in research, teaching, innovation and other important areas of higher education.

Our memberships in these networks facilitate access to international projects and funding instruments for UZH researchers, while UZH students and staff can profit from attractive mobility agreements. Our global engagement contributes to solving societal challenges together with the best worldwide. 

News About UZH's Global Networks

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The University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Joins the U21 Network

The US-based University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign (UIUC) has officially joined the global univesity network Universitas 21 (U21) network as of 1 October 2024. The U21 network now comprises more than 20 countries spanning six continents. This further strengthens the global reach and cooperation potential of the diverse network.

Australian Ambassador Elizabeth Day Visits the University of Zurich

UZH welcomed Elizabeth Day, the Australian Ambassador to Switzerland and Liechtenstein, in a visit that highlighted the strong ties between Switzerland and Australia’s higher education landscape, championed by the strategic partnership between UZH and the University of Queensland. Ambassador Day's visit marks a continued commitment to cross-border cooperation in research and education.

UZH Hosts Una Europa General Assembly 2024

UZH has welcomed 300 delegates to Zurich for the three-day Una Europa General Assembly. Centered on the theme “One Earth, One Future”, this gathering highlighted a commitment to interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary collaboration among universities and other partners. Una Europa is an alliance of 11 European research-intensive universities, including UZH. 

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Contact

Carmen Richard
Team Lead Global Networks

Valentina Manzato
Deputy Team Lead Global Networks

Funding Instruments

UZH and other institutions offer an array of different international funding instruments.

Responsible Collaboration

Swissuniversities published a Guideline for Responsible International Collaboration.

For UZH Staff: International Collaboration Agreements

To foster international cooperation in teaching, research and other fields of mutual interest, UZH enters into formal agreements with universities and other educational and research institutions.

For UZH Staff: UZH Global Collaboration Database

The database combines data of UZH’s (inter-)national connections. Enter your international cooperations or find information about other international projects:

Sustainable Internationalization

UZH's network strategy plays an important role in contributing to climate neutrality by 2030. It allows UZH to focus its international activities, use synergies and develop solutions to global challenges across borders.