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Prove Your International Experience with the EUTOPIA Certificate of Internationalisation

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As a student at the University of Gothenburg, you now have the opportunity to have your international experiences and skills officially recognized with a Diploma Supplement—a great way to highlight your international competence for future employers.

Developed by the EUTOPIA university alliance, this online program is non-credit-bearing, but upon completion, you can include it in your Diploma Supplement. See more information below.

Through the program, you will expand your international network by participating in webinars with students from EUTOPIA’s partner universities. Guided by experienced academic instructors, you will reflect on what "internationalisation" means to you and create a reflective portfolio. This portfolio can include creative and multimedia elements that best suit you—such as written texts, creative projects, or video content.

EUCI in your Diploma Supplement

If you have been awarded EUCI and want this to appear in your Diploma Supplement when applying for your degree, you need to do the following:

  • Contact the EUTOPIA Office at eutopia@gu.se to request a certificate confirming that you have been awarded the EUCI.
  • Attach the certificate as an attachment to your degree application.
  • Write a short note in your application, for example:
    “I have been awarded the EUTOPIA Certificate of Internationalisation (EUCI). See attached certificate.”

This ensures that the information is registered and included in your Diploma Supplement.

Apply now! 

Apply on University of Warwick's website

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The University of Gothenburg is part of the European University Alliance EUTOPIA. The alliance consists of ten European Universities with a long-term vision of creating more mobility for students, researchers, teachers, and other staff. Projects get funding from the European Commision. 


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University of Gothenburg