FeedbackFruits in EIT HEI & European Universities Projects
University alliances across the EU have a narrow window to align partners, delivery plans, and evidence strategies before the 4 March 2026 (17:00 CET) deadline. With over €215 million available across EIT HEI (up to €70 million) and Erasmus+ European Universities (€145.6 million), the pressure is not only to submit a compelling narrative, but to show credible execution across multiple institutions and systems.
What you'll learn
- Fixing Final Gaps: Closing late-stage risks in pedagogy, delivery, and evidence
- Strategic Infrastructure: Linking innovation to governance, QA, and micro-credentials
- Pilot Pricing: Specific support and pricing for March 2026 submissions
- Peer Review: Collaborative sessions to surface integration gaps before submission
Meet our speakers
Alexander McLean is the EU representative at FeedbackFruits, supporting higher education institutions in the design and delivery of EU-funded initiatives when pedagogy is a focus. He works closely with university alliances and consortium partners to embed pedagogical innovation as strategic infrastructure, advancing competency-based assessment, micro-credentials, and scalable learning design. Alexander brings practical experience in aligning pedagogy, technology, and evidence frameworks to help institutions deliver measurable impact across multi-partner projects.
Maria Uglvig is a Product Manager at FeedbackFruits. Her path to EdTech started when she was a third-culture kid living in multicultural contexts and took shape when she taught and joined the educational committee at Groningen University. Backed by a pedagogy background, Maria is on a mission to transform education, seeking the power of technology to foster student autonomy, innovate holistic assessment methods, and achieve equity in learning environments.
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