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Every two years, teams of university students from all around the world descend on Gosport, UK for an unconventional challenge: racing human-powered submarines against the clock on an out-and-back grand slalom course. 2022 marks the 10th anniversary of the European International Submarine Races (eISR), held at QinetiQ's Ocean Basin. The submarines on the race course are all designed and built by the teams over the preceding year or two in a unique STEM challenge that sets students up for an exciting career in the maritime sector and beyond. Over its decade of existence, the eISR has seen submarines of many different shapes and sizes, designed by over 1500 students.

The European International University (EIU – Paris) is incorporated as an international private independent higher education / university education / post-secondary education provider with registered address at - 59 Rue Lamarck 75018 Paris 💫TOP 51 st BEST BUSINESS SCHOOLS GLOBAL RANKING | www.eiu.ac | www.eiuworkshops.com | info@eiu.ac The university focuses on delivering executive education to professionals across the globe, through its distance and blended learning modes of delivery and assessment for learning, while ensuring the development of highest quality of specific industry-related competencies in the fields of Business Management and Professional Teacher Education, through its international accreditation, candidacy status by the Accreditation Service for International Schools, Colleges and Universities, ASIC, U.K., which is a U.K. government recognized accreditation body.

The European Jamboree 2020​ is an official event of European community of scouts and guides, members of the World Organization of the Scout Movement (WOSM) and the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts (WAGGGS). EJ2020 is hosted by The Polish Scouting & Guiding Association (ZHP) in Gdansk, Poland. European Regions of WOSM and WAGGGS entrusted the ZHP with the planning, organising, financing and delivering of the European Jamboree 2020. The date of the European Jamboree 2020 is from the 2nd-13th of August 2021. The Jamboree Planning Team (JPT) leaded by the Jamboree Executive Team (JET) is an operational body of the Host Organisation in terms of planning, organising, financing and delivering of the Jamboree.

European Journal of International Management (EJIM) is a leading international management journal with both European and wider global perspectives. Although it was the first international journal devoted to issues in management theory and practice in Europe, the journal scope has since expanded to include articles from a wider context to match the increased globalisation of the business and management arena. EJIM invites conceptual, theoretical, methodological, empirical, qualitative and review papers advancing the field of international management.

The European Journal of Legal Studies (EJLS) publishes articles across a wide range of legal topics, with particular emphasis on international law, comparative law, european law and legal theory. Its first issue was published in 2007 with the full support of the EUI Law Department. With the aim of promoting a European cross fertilisation of ideas, the Journal encourages the innovative discussion of overlapping national, international, and supranational legal systems, which European legal scholarship is singularly qualified to examine. Central to the EJLS aim of continually shaping and challenging legal thought is our commitment to a comparative and interdisciplinary understanding of law. The Journal employs a rigorous and transparent editorial policy to ensure that contributions meet the highest academic standards. This is achieved by way of a peer-review process involving the EUIs entire scientific community (professors, fellows, researchers, as well as alumni). The EJLS encourages thought-provoking, original and forward-looking publications. In addition, it is a multilingual open-access initiative, rooted in and reflecting the EUIs uniquely cosmopolitan academic environment, which gathers together scholars from across Europe and beyond, facilitating a fruitful interaction of legal traditions, cultures and ideas.

The European Knowledge Center for Information Technology (EKCIT), intends to serve as a central resource of information on IT. EKCIT keeps IT professionals abreast of the latest developments in the IT sector: by showcasing examples of innovation, by identifying best practices and by providing a forum for leading IT professionals.

The European Law Faculties Association (also known as ELFA) is an international, independent, non-political, non-profit organization run by law faculties from mainly EU and beyond. It was founded in 1995 by more than 80 Faculties of Law from different European Universities. Today the Association has more than 200 members. Its main mission is to create an international platform for discussion of legal education. The reason for the foundation of ELFA was to deal with the new issues following the so called Bologna reform of higher education at that time in full swing in Europe. The founders of the Association were convinced that, for a successful reform of legal education, it was crucial to provide a platform for discussion and coordination of the reform endeavors, to allow exchange views and sharing of good practices among its members. They believed that such a possibility would increase the quality of legal education in Europe and upgrade the reform from a mere change to a lasting improvement.