The European University Festival is a scientific research event that aims to establish a robust scientific and cultural network for future generations, bringing together universities, students, researchers, and partners from around the world.

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This event is dedicated to innovation and the future of research, with its first edition focusing on the theme of climate change.

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The general goals of the Festival are: Raise Awareness, Innovate, Collaborate, and Support.

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The Festival aspires to host the world’s most significant Scientific Research Center, with the objective of tackling climate change in its inaugural edition.

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The European University Festival is open to all European and global universities.

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The Festival’s scientific committee will be composed of global experts in climate change and climate science, chaired by Professor Michael Oppenheimer, Nobel Laureate for Climate Action.

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Universities will have the opportunity to showcase their research activities and scientific innovation capabilities, thereby increasing their status as international players.

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The best projects will be selected for inclusion in the University Manifesto for Climate, which will be presented during the closing event and supported by the entire proceeds from the Concerts for Climate Action, broadcast worldwide.

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The Festival will be officially launched in September 2025 with a conference at the European Parliament.