Joint programmes: Courses or semesters from different universities are combined to create a jointly delivered master, bachelor or doctoral programme.

Micro-credential programmes: Provide the learners with specific knowledge, skills and competences that respond to the needs of a fast-changing society and the labour market. These continuing education programmes, mainly for life-long learners, are offered in smaller volumes than a degree.

Living Lab Projects: Students work on real-life challenges provided by external stakeholders or designed together with teachers, researchers and experts in their field. The aim is to develop, implement and test solutions in authentic, real-world contexts with different societal stakeholders in modalities which draw upon user co-creation, collaboration and cooperation. It usually takes place in a form of seasonal school or similar few-week-lasting format.

Short Programmes: Students work on complex tasks/challenges designed together with teachers, researchers, experts in their field, within an academic environment.