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As Denmark assumes the EU Presidency, SDU takes an active role providing input for the future of European research. With 75 national official conferences – including 10 key policy events – SDU researchers have a unique opportunity to engage directly with EU policymakers, be visible, contribute to strategic discussions, and influence the development of science and innovation across Europe.
From July to December 2025, Denmark’s EU Presidency offers a strategic opportunity for researchers to shape the future of European research. With 75 official conferences and numerous networking events, Danish universities – including SDU – play a key role in setting the agenda.
SDU is actively engaged in several of these events, especially within the natural sciences and SSH. Among the events are 10 major policy-focused conferences, where researchers at all career stages are encouraged to partake to get insight into the overall development trends and interact directly with EU policymakers and Commission representatives.
These dialogue-driven events offer a unique chance for SDU researchers to contribute their expertise, influence research priorities, and help shape the future of science and innovation in Europe.
Discover the full list of upcoming conferences during Denmark’s EU Presidency. Check back often for the latest event details—registration links are added regularly.
A wide range of research areas will be highlighted during the Danish EU Presidency, particularly through 10 major policy conferences, several of which are hosted or co-organized by SDU.
These areas include:
See the full list of conferences on the Ministry of Higher Education and Science’s website.
The EU Presidency offers a chance for experienced, policy-engaged researchers to make their voices heard. Rather than traditional academic formats, these conferences are designed for those who can contribute to policy discussions. Here is how you can get involved:
For more information, visit the Ministry of Higher Education and Science's official website or contact your local research supporter.
Last Updated 03.07.2025