YUFE Student Journey transforms into OpenYUFE
YUFE is thrilled to announce that its student programme, the YUFE Student Journey, evolves into OpenYUFE, enabling students to apply all year long. This exciting development marks a shift towards a more flexible and accessible learning experience for students across Europe.
Unleash your potential with OpenYUFE
OpenYUFE empowers students to design their own academic adventures. Unlike the previous fixed application periods, OpenYUFE allows students to apply anytime throughout the year. This eliminates the pressure of strict deadlines and empowers students to pursue their educational goals on their own timelines.
Tailor your learning path
OpenYUFE offers a range of academic courses, language programmes, professional development workshops, and intercultural activities across 10 prestigious European universities. Students can curate their ideal learning path by selecting lectures from any YUFE partner institution, fostering a truly international perspective.
How to Apply
Visit the YUFE Virtual Campus. Once there, you can create your profile and submit your application.
We encourage all students seeking a dynamic and internationally focused learning experience to explore OpenYUFE and embark on their personalised journey toward academic excellence.
OpenYUFE applications start on 1 September 2024.
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