PULSAR EUNICE Radio Broadcasting Club

PULSAR Radio Club is a collaborative broadcasting platform that connects students across EUNICE universities, fostering cultural exchange, technical education, and European integration through innovative media production. Through hands-on experience in radio production and broadcasting, the club focuses on developing broadcasting skills, promoting cross-cultural dialogue, and building lasting connections between European students.

PULSAR EUNICE Radio Club Activities

• Student-led news programmes covering European affairs
• Cultural exchange shows featuring local music and arts
• Technical tutorials and workshops
• Regular virtual meetups for participating students
• Academic discourse programs connecting researchers
• Broadcasting technology and audio production training sessions

Join us before 11 April! The link is here.

The club is open to all EUNICE students interested in:

   Broadcasting and media production
   Journalism and content creation
   Technical aspects of radio production
   Cultural exchange and European affairs
   Audio engineering and sound production
   Media communication and project management
   International collaboration and networking

Join this vibrant international media community and explore the world of radio broadcasting!
 

EUNICE Book Club by Assim de repente…

“Assim de repente…” was created as a space for exploration and sharing, where reading is the common element for everyone. Freedom is the theme that guides the project and is an imperative concept. A book club created by students for students, where responsibility is present in everyone. We are responsible for each other and for passing on knowledge and experiences that can contribute to the exercise of the project’s guiding principles.

Join us before 11 April! The link is here.

Our ambition is for the group to grow as a result of exposure to new horizons, allowing students to encounter literary worlds that are as yet unknown, stimulating curiosity for recreational reading.
Our basic principles are freedom, equality, inclusion and the promotion of culture and pleasure through reading.

• The EUNICE students meet on a monthly basis to present and discuss books, with a perspective of freedom to read and talk about texts that interest them.
• The selected books can result from a common consensus on a book, a set of books, or a free choice by each participant.
• In addition, throughout the year, we will develop a series of initiatives, consisting of challenges, talks, and a visit to a literary space.
• These discussions are enriched by the multiculturalism of the participants, where works by authors from different countries can be shared and students can come into contact with new literary forms and practices.

The club is open to all students attending any cycle of studies at the alliance’s universities.

Join this book club, a space for exploration and sharing, where reading is the common element for everyone.