Call for the 3rd Being SEA-EU Conference in Gdańsk is now open!

The biggest event in the SEA-EU calendar returns for its third edition — this time with a refreshing Baltic breeze. For the third time by sea and for the first time in Gdansk, Being SEA-EU Conference will bring 9 coastal academic communities together. Join us from September 15 to 17 and experience SEA-EU in a nutshell — or, more fittingly, in a seashell.

Charting the SEA-EU Horizon

Being SEA-EUIn both Malta and Cádiz, the Being SEA-EU conference aimed to showcase the diverse research conducted across partner universities.Thanks to events like these and many other, scientists from SEA-EU universities were able to establish numerous collaborations, leading to joint publications, projects, and educational activities, among others. 

As the second chapter of our Alliance draws to a close, the 3rd “Being SEA-EU” conference will be dedicated to showcasing this ecosystem of collaboration, innovation and excellence nurtured over the seven years of SEA-EU. It will provide an opportunity to take a closer look at the Alliance’s research potential, success stories, best practices, and a shared vision for the next phase of its development.

Hear the sea’s call…for abstracts! 

The call for abstracts for the 3rd Being SEA-EU Conference is now open and will remain available until 30 April 2026.

To apply, each candidate must register and submit an abstract via the official Being SEA-EU website. Applicants may choose to participate in one of the following formats: poster session, oral presentation, or online presentation.

SEA-EU at the helm

Thematic AreasUnlike previous editions, the 3rd Being SEA-EU conference will accept abstracts aligned with one of five thematic areas specific to the SEA-EU Alliance. Science remains at the core of the conference, so researchers from a wide range of scientific disciplines are invited to submit abstracts aligned with one of the following themes: European Classroom, United in Research, Sustainability & European Goals, Institutional Transformation, What’s Next for SEA-EU?.

Please check the Being SEA-EU website for a detailed description of the thematic areas.

Abstract submission is only the first step. If the abstract is accepted, participants will be asked to provide additional details and formally confirm their attendance to finalize the registration.

Jump onboard!

This conference is about more than just science. It is also an opportunity to meet colleagues from across the Alliance, exchange ideas, and build new collaborations. Moreover, during the event, participants will be able to take part in a variety of side activities, such as exhibitions, networking events, and city tours. Join us to reflect, explore, and help chart the SEA-EU horizon.

We hope to see you soon in Gdańsk! 

Follow us

Other related posts

Online Seminar to Explore the Relationship Between Migrant Integration and Gender Equality in Norway

Observatory of Migration and Human Rights Hosts Staff Week Lecture on Europe’s Migration Politics

UAlg mobilises academic community to strengthen campus resilience

We have not been able to validate your subscription.
Your subscription has been completed.

SEA-EU Newsletter

Subscribe to our newsletter to receive all the SEA-Eu news