The European University on AI in Curricula, Smart UniverCity and (Return) Mobility (EUonAIR) is a university alliance of eleven technical and business-oriented universities, including HTW Berlin. The network is complemented by more than 20 associated partners from business, research, and civil society.

Goal: To integrate Artificial Intelligence (AI) into education, research, and work in a responsible, collaborative, and innovative way.

• around 85,000 students
• more than 13,400 staff
• about 13.2 million citizens in participating regions benefit from the collaboration

EUonAIR focuses on building a sustainable and inclusive AI model that responds to the evolving needs of education and society.

EUonAIR places particular emphasis on socially relevant challenges such as mobility and migration — areas where AI holds significant transformative potential. The alliance seeks to harness this potential to develop forward-looking, fair, and sustainable solutions.

EUonAIR Fact Sheet

As a partner in the EUonAIR alliance, HTW Berlin contributes its expertise in education, applied research, and knowledge transfer. The results of the alliance benefit all members of the participating universities — students, faculty, researchers, and the wider society in the involved regions.

Find out what it means to be part of a European university here:

• For Students and Staff

On 6 and 7 October, HTW Berlin will host the Work Package 2 meeting. We look forward to welcoming our European partner universities to our campus.

• Agenda

Eight thematic work packages have been defined to implement EUonAIR’s goals. HTW Berlin leads Work Package 2: Education for Students, Staff, and Community, which focuses on developing sustainable AI education.

Key projects include:

• Online course catalogue: A curated catalogue where students across EUonAIR universities can explore and enroll in courses.
• Guide to AI & Ethics: A set of standards and recommendations for embedding ethical reflection on AI in higher education.
• MyAI University: A virtual campus providing open-access digital learning materials.
• Education strategy & study programs: A comprehensive report preparing new study programs (BSc, MSc, PhD), including course catalogues, market analyses, and sustainability strategies.

HTW Berlin plays a key role in Work Package 7: Smart and Green UniverCities, which focuses on creating the EUonAIR SmartUniverCities Lab — a hybrid learning and innovation space that offers:

• Opportunities for students, teachers, and researchers to experiment with AI technologies
• A strong link between science, technology, and urban transformation
• Collaborative work on concepts for smart, sustainable European cities

From the winter semester 2025/2026, students can deepen their knowledge in the new module "AI & Smart Cities for Real Estate Management". Results and insights from the EUonAIR Lab will be documented on the HTW Smart City Lab Dashboard.

 HTW Berlin is supported by: Gemeinsam Digital Berlin | Berlin Partner | KI Park