VID is a Member of the 3IN Alliance
VID is a Member of the 3IN Alliance
Seven European HEIs on a mission to create a better world
Seven European HEIs on a mission to create a better world
The 3IN Alliance was established in 2019 as a knowledge creating and learning community consisting of 95 000 students, 8 000 teachers, researchers and administrators, and hundreds of stakeholders at initially six, and, since 13 February 2020, seven diverse HEIs; Diaconia University of Applied Sciences (Finland), VID Specialized University (Norway), the University of Applied Sciences Würzburg-Schweinfurt (Germany), Transilvania University of Brasov (Romania), the University of Malaga (Spain), ISAVE Higher Education Institution of Health (Portugal) and Université Sorbonne Paris Nord (France).
Diversity as a superpower
3IN Alliance institutions vary significantly in terms of size and combination of study fields, as well as pedagogical, academic and professional orientation. We all have unique traditions and profiles, with distinguished and recognized regional, national and international strengths, and we all are actively strengthening our strategic partnerships, both within and outside the European Union. Together, we represent a wide range of disciplines, e.g. in social and health sciences, social work, medicine, humanities, business, engineering, robotics, communication and sign languages.
Concrete steps following a long-term strategy
The fundamental purpose of the 3IN Alliance, and our ambitious long-term goal, is to co-create an innovative European University modus operandi for a better world—a world where no one is left behind. In our mission for a world where no one is left behind, 3IN Alliance institutions are committed to sharing and combining intellectual capacity, human and material resources, and experience and ideas in the areas of education; research, development and innovation activities; support services; and partnerships.
The goal of the 3IN Alliance is to create new, innovative life-long learning opportunities, improve the accessibility of education, diversify the modes of mobility and enrich regional development and capacity-building. As such, the alliance adds value to students, teachers, researchers and partners through a shared educational strategy with strong linkages to both research and innovation and close collaboration with business and society.
Alliance Facts & Figures
95 000 students
8 000 staff members
BA, MA and PhD
English, Finnish, French, German, Norwegian, Portuguese, Romanian, Spanish