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Furthermore the universities involved in the project consortium carried out a detailed self-evaluation which informed subsequent institutional site visits by the partners to elicit and structure feedback on their experience with the respective efficiency measure. This input was instrumental in designing international focus groups of university leaders and senior managers to identify good practice challenges and pitfalls as well as to assess the impact of these funding efficiency measures on universities. The first outcomes were discussed with the university community at the 2nd EUA Funding Forum in October 2014 in Bergamo Italy which brought together over 250 stakeholders interested in university funding from 39 countries.

The outcomes of EUA’s empirical research are presented in the three thematic parts of this publication.

Furthermore the universities involved in the project consortium carried out a detailed self-evaluation which informed subsequent institutional site visits by the partners to elicit and structure feedback on their experience with the respective efficiency measure. This input was instrumental in designing international focus groups of university leaders and senior managers to identify good practice challenges and pitfalls as well as to assess the impact of these funding efficiency measures on universities. The first outcomes were discussed with the university community at the 2nd EUA Funding Forum in October 2014 in Bergamo Italy which brought together over 250 stakeholders interested in university funding from 39 countries.

The outcomes of EUA’s empirical research are presented in the three thematic parts of this publication.

Designing Strategies for Efficient Funding of Universities in Europe - DEFINE Final Publication

Enora Bennetot Pruvot, Anna-Lena Claeys-Kulik and Thomas Estermann
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