The EULiST Course Catalogue was symbolically launched during the EULiST Student Conference in Brno on 25 June 2026. The platform brings together learning opportunities from across the alliance, helping students discover online, hybrid and on-campus courses, summer schools and short-term study programmes.
The EULiST Course Catalogue offers students one place to discover learning opportunities beyond their home university. From online courses and specialised academic subjects to summer schools and short-term study experiences at partner institutions, the platform makes international education easier to explore and access.
On 25 June 2026, the catalogue was symbolically launched during the EULiST Student Conference, hosted in Brno, Czech Republic, by Brno University of Technology (BUT). The presentation introduced students from across the alliance to a shared resource designed to support both international mobility and learning without travelling abroad.
Tomáš Katrňák introducing the Course Catalogue to students. Author: Václav Koníček
International learning in different formats
Students can choose from online, hybrid and on-campus courses according to their academic interests and schedules. Online courses make it possible to study with lecturers at other European universities without leaving home. The catalogue also includes Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs), some of which offer self-paced learning.
For those interested in studying abroad, on-campus and hybrid activities may provide opportunities to join laboratory sessions, specialised workshops or collaborative learning with peers from other countries. Shorter formats can also be a first step towards a longer mobility experience.
Zbyněk Křivka, Ph.D., together with Ing. Tomáš Katrňák, introducing a comprehensive Course Catalogue to students during the Student Conference 2026. Author: Václav Koníček
Hundreds of opportunities in one place
The catalogue brings together more than 400 educational opportunities across a broad range of disciplines, including more than 80 courses offered online or in hybrid formats. The selection also includes summer schools, webinars and other short-term learning activities.
Students can filter opportunities by field of study, language of instruction, semester and mode of delivery. Individual listings provide information about course content, participation requirements and application procedures, making it easier to identify suitable options.
Practical information for students and universities
Some activities offer ECTS credits, but their recognition within a degree programme depends on the rules of the student’s home university. Financial support may also be available for eligible mobility activities. Before applying, students should check the requirements of the chosen course, credit recognition arrangements and any available funding.
The Course Catalogue also helps partner institutions present their educational offerings to a wider European audience. By making courses and other activities more visible across the network, it supports cooperation in teaching and gives students more ways to benefit from the EULiST alliance.
Explore the EULiST Course Catalogue
Browse the available opportunities and check the latest course information at https://eulist.university/course-catalogue/.
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