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Online Guest Lecture: Strategic HRM in practice: designing organisations, leading change, shaping culture
4 May 2026
01/04/2026

Guest Lecture: Machine Learning and AI as an enabler of Digital Transformation in Logistics
5 May 2026
01/04/2026

Students support local animal shelter
Students participating in the Sunrise Movement Initiative of the University of York Europe Campus Initiative visited Animal Shelter Stray Planet, dedicating their time to support the shelter’s vital work and care for its dogs. During their visit, students engaged with the animals, helping to improve their wellbeing while also gaining a deeper understanding of the challenges faced by local shelters. The initiative reflects the students’ commitment to community engagement and social responsibility. In addition, dog food supplies were delivered to the shelter, ensuring continued care for the animals. We are incredibly proud of our students for their compassion and dedication, making a meaningful difference and spreading kindness to our four-legged friends.
31/03/2026

Serbian alumni connect with Prof. Panayiotis Ketikidis at networking event
Our alumni in Belgrade recently came together for a special evening of networking with Prof. Panayiotis Ketikidis, Vice Provost for Research and Innovation, during the Greek Business Mission to Belgrade. The exclusive event, held at the Metropol Palace Hotel, provided a unique opportunity for alumni to reconnect, exchange ideas, and strengthen ties within our global community. Distinguished guests included Bane Prelevic and Konstantinos Gioulekas, Deputy Minister of Interior (sector Macedonia-Thrace), who contributed valuable insights to the discussions. “We are very proud of their achievements and the successful careers they have built. Their leadership and impact across industries truly reflect the strength of our community.” said Prof. Ketikidis. The evening was a testament to the dedication, impact, and innovation of our alumni, highlighting the powerful network that continues to grow far beyond graduation.
30/03/2026

Spring Fest at the Galini Campus
Celebrating Spring on campus! The University of York Europe Campus will host its first-ever Spring Fest on Friday 8 May at the Galini Campus, bringing together students and staff to celebrate Spring! Organised by the Department of Student Services, with the support of the Student Union (CSU) and our student clubs, the event will bring together students and staff for a day dedicated to student life, leisure activities, and community engagement. The programme will feature music, carfts, sports activities, and, of course, food and drinks, creating a relaxed and festive atmosphere for everyone to enjoy. Join us in celebrating spring together! What is the Student Spring Symposium? A vibrant event where students showcase their projects, share ideas, and connect with peers from different fields. Why Join? Learn & Grow--Gain new skills in presenting, teamwork, and communication. Get Inspired--Hear from keynote speakers and innovative student projects. Connect & Network--Meet students, mentors, and professionals. Celebrate Creativity-- Be part of a fun, inclusive, and energetic community. Don’t miss this chance to share, learn, and inspire!
26/03/2026

Guest Lecture: Strategic HRM in practice: designing organisations, leading change, shaping culture
1 April 2026
26/03/2026

Alumni Reconnect talk by Stefani Spasenoska
Friday, 27 March 2026
23/03/2026

Student Spring Symposium 2026
We are excited to announce the Student Spring Symposium, taking place on 7 May 2026 at the University of York Europe Campus in Thessaloniki (Sofou building), co-organised by the School of Business and the Department and Student Services. The Symposium will bring together students from across the campus and beyond to present their academic projects, exchange ideas, and engage in discussions with peers and faculty. It is a wonderful opportunity to showcase student work, celebrate creativity and collaboration, and strengthen our academic community. More details about the programme and participation will be announced soon. Stay tuned!
20/03/2026

Career Fair 2026
Turn Your Degree into Opportunity The University of York Europe Campus is pleased to announce this year’s Career Fair. The event will take place in a hybrid format, offering both online and on-campus participation to ensure maximum accessibility for our community. Online: Interviews starting from Tuesday, 21 April On-site (Interviews & Workshops): Wednesday, 29 April Who can join The event is addressed to students and alumni, providing an excellent opportunity to connect with leading employers, explore career paths, and engage with representatives from a wide range of sectors. Many large companies and organisations are expected to participate, offering valuable insights, networking opportunities, and potential career prospects. Prepare your CV As a first step, participants are encouraged to prepare and update their CVs in order to make the most of the event. Those who wish to register or receive further information are kindly requested to contact directly the Career, Employability and Enterprise Centre at careers@york.citycollege.eu. Further details regarding dates and participation guidelines will be shared in due course. We look forward to welcoming you to Career Fair 2026!
18/03/2026

Guest Lecture: Case Study: Beyond Frames: How EssilorLuxottica Defines Modern Luxury
23 March 2026
16/03/2026

National Student Survey (NSS)
Open from 19 March to 6 May 2026 About the NSS What is the NSS The NSS is your opportunity to give your honest feedback about what it has been like to study on your course at your university or college. The National Student Survey (NSS) is your chance to look back on your higher education experience and speak out on everything from the teaching on your course, access to resources and equipment, and even about the student voice. It is published every year and is a rich source of information about your higher education experience. The survey is a key component of the quality assurance in UK higher education. It is a high-profile annual census of final-year undergraduate students across the UK and is conducted annually since 2005. The survey is completed by final-year undergraduate students who are studying higher education courses at universities and colleges across the UK. As students, you have a powerful collective voice that will help shape the future of your course and your university/college for current and prospective students. Who benefits from the NSS? Your feedback from the NSS provides universities or colleges with a picture of what the learning experience has been like for you as a current student. Universities and colleges, and student unions (associations or guilds) look at the anonymised NSS data to understand what they do best, and what needs to change. Your opinions can be used to help make changes that will improve the learning experience. What is being asked in the survey Open comments Students are given the opportunity to give positive and negative comments on their student learning experience as a whole at their university or college. Comments are optional and are passed on anonymously to the universities and colleges to help them identify where their strengths lie and also how they can make improvements. To preserve your anonymity and that of others, you are asked not to make comments that: could enable you to be identified as an individual; name individuals; or make references that could identify another individual, e.g., a course leader or head of department. How long does it take to complete the NSS? The NSS questions only takes about ten minutes to complete. How do I take part in the NSS? It is electronic. It is administered by the University of York and not by CITY College, University of York Europe Campus You will receive an email by the University with subject: CITY College NSS Survey This email is signed by the Associate PVC for Learning, Teaching and Students in University of York The NSS is anonymous: no individuals are identified in the analysis of the responses Make sure that you fully complete and submit your response. Will my responses be confidential? Your responses to the survey are confidential, and all responses are anonymised before they are provided in the form of statistical information only. What if I don’t want to complete the NSS? Participation in the NSS is voluntary.
12/03/2026

Alumni Reconnect talk: From Classroom to Career
Thursday, 23 April 2026
12/03/2026
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