How does physical activity — or the lack of it — impact our well-being and academic life?

What can we do, as students, to promote healthier lifestyles on our campuses?

This two-day in-person workshop at Université Paris-Saclay brings together students from across the EUGLOH Alliance to explore the links between physical activity, sedentary behavior, and overall health — with a strong focus on practical learning and peer collaboration.

What to Expect

The programme combines theory, self-reflection, and hands-on practice through:

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  Personal physical assessments to better understand your own activity levels

  
  


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  Interactive lectures with international experts in health and sports sciences

  
  


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  Practical sports sessions, including climbing and basketball

  
  


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  Group work to co-design innovative strategies for promoting physical activity on your campus

  
  

You’ll work closely with fellow students to develop actionable and creative ideas for promoting physical activity at your own capuses!

Who Can Apply?

This workshop is open to Bachelor’s, Master’s, and PhD students from EUGLOH partner universities.

Selection Criteria:

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  Demonstrated interest in student well-being and physical activity

  
  


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  Priority given to participants of the “Keep EUGLOH Moving” online challenge

  
  


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  Minimum B2 level in English (with proof required)

  
  


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  A motivation letter (max. 1 page) outlining:

  
  
  
  
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    Why you want to participate

    
    
  
  
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    How you plan to apply what you learn (e.g. through a student organization, sports club, or campus initiative)

    
    
  
  
  
  

Funding Information

Travel, accommodation, and meals are fully funded by the EUGLOH Alliance for up to three students per partner university (a total of 24 funded spots).

Note: Funding does not apply to students enrolled at the host university (Université Paris-Saclay).

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