At a glance
- Your first contact for almost any question is your home university's Local Academic Mentor.
- Study buddies help you settle in and introduce you to student life, activities and clubs.
- Throughout the programme you can use academic mentoring, language training, mental health and wellbeing services, and inclusion and equity support.
- Career guidance, mobility advice and networking, including alumni events, are also available.
Find your contact
Each partner university has an EMN contact. The full list with email addresses and websites is under university contacts, and each university guide repeats the contact for that university.
Wellbeing, accessibility and inclusion
Throughout the programme you have access to mental health and wellbeing services and to inclusion and equity support. Your home university's welcome guide includes early information on accessibility services. The handbook does not yet link to each university's own service pages, so ask your Local Academic Mentor or your university's EMN contact where to go.
Student life
- The Synapses Student Clubs and the NeurotechEU Student Council offer social, cultural and interdisciplinary activities.
- Follow NeurotechEU on social media for news and events.
Campus+
Campus+ is the central platform for welcome guides, mobility checklists, academic regulations and links to local support pages.