From 25 to 29 August 2025, Dortmund University of Applied Sciences and Arts hosted the International Summer Convention 2025. The event brought together 140 representatives from 35 universities and institutions from across Europe and beyond, turning Dortmund into a vibrant hub for international academic exchange.
During the convention’s poster session, EuroPIM Consortium partner Prof. Carolina Cruz-Villazon (EHU) presented the Erasmus+ NomadTrail project and engaged in discussions with fellow participants about the project’s objectives and activities. In addition, the NomadTrail project and the EuroPIM Consortium were introduced during the opening session, in which all participants presented their institutions and initiatives. The project was presented by Peter Arras (KU Leuven).
For the Erasmus+ NomadTrail project team, the convention provided an excellent opportunity to present the project to an international academic audience, share its goals and achieved results, and encourage interested experts to contribute to the project—as reviewers, collaborators, or in other supporting roles.
