ACE2-EU News
LAC Representatives Meet ACE²-EU Partners in Austria to Strengthen Cooperation in Research, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship
12.02.2025
From February 11 to 12, the European University Alliance ACE²-EU WP3 meeting took place in Villach, Austria. Hosted by the Carinthia University of Applied Sciences (CUAS), representatives from all ACE²-EU Alliance countries participated in dynamic workshops to generate ideas and explore ways to enhance collaboration in research, innovation, and entrepreneurship. The Latvian Academy of Culture (LAC) was represented by Lolita Ozoliņa and Elizabete Palasiosa.
The international training programme "Skillset and Mindset for Intercultural Communication in Higher Education Setting " concludes
27.01.2025
On 24 January, at the Latvian Academy of Culture (LAC) was concluded an international training programme (BIP) " Skillset and Mindset for Intercultural Communication in Higher Education Setting ".
Alliance ACE2-EU partners of the Latvian Academy of Culture visit Printful to learn about intercultural communication
27.01.2025
On January 22, as part of the international learning programme (BIP) “Skillset and Mindset for Intercultural Communication in Higher Education Setting”, partners of the Latvian Academy of Culture from the European university alliance ACE2-EU visited the enterprise Printful.
LAC academic staff are invited to participate in the "ACE2EU ACEploration" event on March in Romania
23.01.2025
As part of the European University Alliance ACE2-EU, the "ACE2EU ACEploration" event is taking place from 9 to 12 March 2025 at University Constantin Brâncuși in Romania, with the aim of foster collaboration among institutions and identify joint development opportunities.
The First ACE2EU SPACE Centre In-Person Meeting: A Milestone for Collaboration and Growth
23.01.2025
From January 20th to 22nd, the SPACE Centre (Societal Partnerships and Cultural Engagement Centre) team gathered for its first in-person meeting at the Latvian Academy of Culture (LAC). The event began with the official opening of the SPACE Centre on the first day, followed by an intensive workshop the next day, where participants focused on planning the Centre’s initiatives and activities for the coming years.
SPACE Centre – a new physical space created to foster collaboration and connection between universities and society, was officially opened
23.01.2025
On January 20th, the European University Alliance ACE2-EU Societal Partnerships and Cultural Engagement Centre – SPACE Centre, a new physical space created to foster collaboration and connection between universities and society, was officially opened.
LAC in cooperation with universities from Spain, Lithuania, Portugal, Poland and Austria launches international training program for intercultural communication
20.01.2025
From 20 to 24 January 2025, the Latvian Academy of Culture (LAC) will host an international training program (BIP) ‘Skillset and Mindset for Intercultural Communication in Higher Education Setting’. The Erasmus+ funded program is organised in cooperation with European University Alliance ACE2-EU partners from Spain, Lithuania, Portugal, Poland, Austria, Germany and focuses on effective intercultural communication in higher education settings.
LAC organises an international training program for effective intercultural communication in higher education setting
10.01.2025
From 20 to 24 January 2025, the Latvian Academy of Culture (LAC) will host an international training program (BIP) ‘Skillset and Mindset for Intercultural Communication in Higher Education Setting’. The Erasmus+ funded program is organised in cooperation with European University Alliance ACE2-EU partners from Spain, Lithuania, Portugal, Poland, Austria, Germany and focuses on effective intercultural communication in higher education settings.
The Latvian Academy of Culture, in Partnership with Eight European Universities, to Launch the Societal Partnerships and Cultural Engagement Centre
08.01.2025
On 20 January 2025 at 4:00 PM, the Societal Partnerships and Cultural Engagement Centre (SPACE Centre) will mark its official opening at the Latvian Academy of Culture’s “Gara māja” at Miera Street 58a, Riga. The event highlights a pivotal point in a four-year collaboration under the European university alliance ACE2-EU (Applied, Connected, Entrepreneurial and Engaged – European University), with LAC working together with eight European universities to address future challenges in higher education.
ACE2-EU Alliance Kick-Off event in Madrid: project participants develop action plans for the next phases of the project
18.12.2024
From 9 to 11 December, the Kick-Off event of the European University Alliance ACE2-EU took place at Francisco de Vitoria University in Madrid, bringing together representatives of the nine partner universities of the Alliance, which aims to create a cooperation platform for students, researchers and the public. The Kick-Off event was organised at the highest level, involving representatives from all partner universities and providing an opportunity to strengthen cooperation and represent the Alliance at an international level.
Latvian Academy of Culture participates in the kick-off event of the European University Alliance ACE2-EU in Spain
10.12.2024
From 9 to 11 December, the kick-off event of the European University Alliance ACE2-EU takes place at the Universidad Francisco de Vitoria in Madrid, Spain. The Latvian Academy of Culture is represented by the Rector Dāvis Sīmanis, the Vice-Rector of Studies Agnese Hermane, and representatives of the ACE2-EU Working Group Ilona Kunda, Ieva Zemite, Ilze Beimane, Signe Bahšteina and Aija Lūse. The event officially launches the cooperation of nine leading European universities through joint initiatives in research, international mobility and education.
A Meeting of the European Universities initiative took place at the Embassy of Portugal in Belgium
16.04.2024
On April 11 and 12, a meeting of the European Universities initiative ACE2-EU (Applied, Connected, Entrepreneurial and Engaged – European University) took place at the Embassy of Portugal in Belgium. Latvian Academy of Culture was represented by Agnese Hermane, Una Bluķe, and Ilze Beimane.