In early May, members of the Digital Transformation Steering Committee came together for a first...
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EUA’s Institutional Evaluation Programme (IEP) is now accepting registrations for the 2022/23 round.
Read moreThe call for contributions for the 2022 European Quality Assurance Forum (EQAF) is now open.
Read moreIn recent years, co-tutelles de thèse have become increasingly popular among universities in Europe in the area of doctoral education as one of the main components of their internationalisation strategies.
This self-assessment tool was developed by the European University Association (EUA) in partnership with the German Rectors’ Conference (HRK), the Spanish Rectors’ Conference (Crue) and the Dutch organisation for internationalisation in education (Nuffic) in the context of the Erasmus+ co-funded “Spotlight on recognition” project.
Achieving and maintaining compliance with internationally accepted recognition procedures is a necessary task for higher education institutions. EUA Senior Adviser Howard Davies highlights rapid changes in the recognition landscape, why the recognition processes in place at institution level need to be kept in a state of readiness and how self-assessment can contribute to institutional capacity-building.
Leaders must respond to the unprecedented challenges facing the higher education system. In these times of uncertainty, hope is the fundamental leadership driver that will help our institutions to remain relevant in our societies. To develop hope-based leadership, we need to answer questions regarding the origin, vision and realisation of this hope.
The Ministry of Education and Culture of Finland in collaboration with the LOTUS project coordinated by EUA is organizing a policy dialogue workshop on Continuous learning and responding to the changing needs of working life in the strategic management of higher education institutions.
The 'ASEM Global Lifelong Learning Week', is scheduled to take place in-person (with some events also online) from September 26th to September 30th in Cork, Ireland.