Research projects

Strong networks start within the organization. This project identifies the internal conditions that healthcare and social services organizations need to collaborate effectively over the long term. Together with practitioners in the field, we are developing and testing a practical guide for a strong collaboration policy.

E3-Practicum strengthens international teaching practice for student teachers in Europe with a competence framework, a handbook and collaboration on eTwinning.

DevOps Academy is an Erasmus+ Cooperation Partnership that brings together six organizations from Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Italy, Portugal and Spain. The project is developing an innovative, completely free online training around Sustainable DevOps, with a strong focus on inclusion and accessibility.

This project helps farmers in the Flemish Ardennes tackle soil erosion using innovative agricultural machinery. Because this equipment is often expensive and unfamiliar, the project focuses on shared use. CenSE is developing a sustainable and widely supported business model for this purpose.

Edible oils are used in many sectors of the food industry, such as cooking, baking, and deep-frying, as well as in the production of, for example, mayonnaise, plant-based burgers, salad dressings, etc. There is a growing consumer-driven demand for organic oils or oils stabilized with natural additives. Therefore, in this project, we will produce oils to which natural ingredients are added to stabilize them.

FACTS stimulates citizenship by strengthening news literacy on sustainability and the environment within teacher education. The project provides students and lecturers with the tools to engage critically with news, counter misinformation, and understand the importance of reliable reporting in a democracy.

We study administrative processes in Public Social Welfare Centres (OCMWs). We examine how these processes affect the daily lives of beneficiaries and social workers. Our goal is to make OCMWs more administratively accessible, thereby improving access to social protection. This allows space to be reclaimed for the essence of social work: doing justice to every person’s human dignity.