By . In mid-2014, the new possibilities for international higher education cooperation and mobility offered by Erasmus+ were announced, namely: Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degrees (first selection under Erasmus+ in 2014); Capacity-building for Higher Education (first selection under Erasmus+ in 2015); International credit mobility (first selection under Erasmus+ in 2015); and Jean Monnet Actions (first selection under Erasmus+ in 2014). As we step into 2016, it’s time to consider where we stand now. More...
Moving forward with Erasmus+
By . Erasmus+ was launched in 2014, bringing together for the first time all EU programmes for education, training, youth and sport and introducing new measures to maximise quality, impact and access to the programme. Two years later, the first results are already tangible. The aim of this blog post is to look back on the first years of Erasmus+ and to reflect on the upcoming priorities in light of recent developments in policy and society. More...
The Old Continent, Young People & the future of the European Project
What would the future of EU look like? In light of a potential Brexit, mounting euroscepticism and terrorism, concrete solutions are needed to revive the “European dream” and the strong sense of optimism that once existed.
On Tuesday, 12 January, our Executive Committee Member, Liva Vikmane participated in a panel discussion at a conference entitled "From Rome to Lisbon and Beyond - The Old Continent, Young People and the future of the European Project'. More...
Students’ leaders for human rights, democracy and peace
Our proposal for a study session “Students’ leaders for human rights, democracy and peace. Special focus on Eastern Partnership Countries” has been approved by Council of Europe.
The event will take place at the European Youth Center in Budapest and is scheduled for the autumn this year. The study session is a follow up on ESU's 2015-2017 Strategy, our recent work with the SIRIUS network on migration and education and as well as of the human rights seminar in Azerbaijan. More...
Kunsill Studenti Universitarji: United for Research
Kunsill Studenti Universitarji (KSU), this year, launched the Students’ Research Contribution Scheme. This is a scheme whereby students can support the ongoing research at the University of Malta, through an automatic contribution from their monthly student maintenance grant (stipend).
This project, is taking place in collaboration with Research, Innovation and Development Trust (RIDT), an entity within the University of Malta, which aims to strengthen investment in high-calibre research and development across every faculty and department. More...
The 2016 ELINET European Literacy Conference
The 2016 ELINET European Literacy Conference offers participants first-hand access to new research and good practices in all areas of literacy created over the past two years by members of the European Literacy Policy Network (ELINET). More than 230 participants, including international experts in different fields of literacy, are taking part in the conference, which runs from 20 to 22 January 2016. The conference has been organized by ELINET. More...
Advocating the right to literacy in Europe
When, local time:
Wednesday, January 20, 2016 - 10:00 to Friday, January 22, 2016 - 18:00
Where:
Netherlands, Amsterdam
From 20-22 January 2016, education, literacy and basic skills’ experts from more than twenty-eight European countries and representatives of international agencies will, at a conference in Amsterdam, discuss literacy in Europe. The conference, the last of a series, is organized by the European Literacy Policy Network (ELINET), and will have at its centre the adoption of the Declaration of Literacy Rights of European Citizens. More...
Conference and call for papers - Literary process: formation of an identity, 1-2 April 2016, Kiev (Ukraine)
Borys Grinchenko Kiev University has issued a call for papers and is organising a conference on “Literary process: formation of an identity”. The event will be held on 1-2 April 2016 in Kiev, Ukraine. More...
EUA deeply concerned about Turkey’s treatment of academics
The European University Association (EUA) would like to express its concern for the academics in Turkey being investigated for expressing their views, under the petition “We Will not be a Party to this Crime”, on the conflict in the South-East region. More...
EUA member consultation – Have your say on Horizon 2020 and Erasmus+
EUA is launching a member consultation ahead of the mid-term review of the present generation of the EU funding programmes Horizon 2020 and Erasmus+. More...