On April 8, 2026, the opening event of the Cross-border Art Synergy project took place at the City Museum of Ilok. The project is implemented in partnership with the Faculty of Arts, University of Pécs within a consortium framework.
On 19 March 2026, a partner meeting held in Zagreb provided an opportunity for partners to review project progress, align upcoming tasks, and exchange experience in energy efficiency and geothermal energy use within the GeoBuilding project.
On 19 March 2026, a partner meeting held in Zagreb provided an opportunity for partners to review project progress, align upcoming tasks, and exchange experience in energy efficiency and geothermal energy use within the GeoBuilding project.
As part of the PATHS Interreg Danube Project, partners gathered in Vienna for a two-day study visit filled with meaningful discussions, practical insights, and inspiring examples of youth support and vocational guidance. The programme combined institutional visits with partner meetings, offering a balanced mix of learning and collaboration.
Elstartolt a „Hospice-palliatív ellátási program” - Új korszak indul a déli régió hospice ellátásban is
Magyarországon évente több mint 30 000 ember hal meg daganatos betegségben és körülbelül a betegek harmada részesül hospice-palliatív ellátásban. A hazánkban jelenleg működő 100 ellátó nem fedi le a teljes szükségleteket.
IMPACT project - PM² methodology training and online discussion panel on international project management
Within the framework of the project “IMPACT: Boosting Capacity to Manage International Projects at V4 Universities” (No. 22510113), two professional online events were organised to strengthen the international project management capacities of universities in the Visegrad region.
Successful Meet-up Conference in Budapest
On 2 December 2025, partners of the PATHS project came together in Maribor, Slovenia, for a collaborative partner meeting hosted by Academia (Project Partner №10) at their premises in the heart of the city.
Pécs, 23 September 2025 – The Central Danube Development Agency Nonprofit Ltd. (CDDA) and the University of Pécs (UP) jointly organised the opening conference of the PATHS ("Personalised Approach to Territorial Life and Career Support") project within the framework of the Danube Transnational Programme.