On 22–23 January, the International Relations Office of the Rectorate of Charles University welcomed partners from across Europe for a key meeting of the DACEM project. The project is all about making it easier for students to find reliable, up-to-date information when considering studies abroad.
During the two-day meeting, partners dove into project tasks and discussed how to structure the platform for maximum clarity and usefulness. The goal is to create a platform that helps not just Erasmus+ exchange students, but also anyone considering full or partial studies abroad. A standout feature will be the wealth of information it provides: from study programmes and individual courses to detailed insights about universities, campuses, facilities, student services, and more. Everything students need will be in one central, easy-to-access place.
The DACEM project, running until mid 2026, aims to make studying abroad smoother and more transparent for students, while also offering universities a single platform to share key academic and institutional information.
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