By . The EAIE is pleased to announce the creation of a brand new Network on joint programmes. Networks expand the scope of our current 15 Expert Communities, encouraging professionals to join together and start a dialogue on a topic of increasing importance in our field. This new Network Joint Programmes will provide all those involved in offering joint curricula a platform for knowledge exchange and support. More...
By . In just over a month, the Annual EAIE Conference will be kicking off. We’re sure you know by now that this year we are headed to the magical, musical city of Liverpool, UK. But did you also know that it has been named the ‘World Capital City of Pop’ by the Guinness Book of Records? Yes, there is such a title! The city is a hub for musicians and it’s keen to keep hold of its title – and why wouldn’t it be. More...
By . For the past weeks the debate in international education in Europe has been coloured by Brexit, the United Kingdom’s vote to leave the EU, and its implications for research cooperation and mobility. Despite prevalent anti-immigration sentiments in many parts of Europe and a bleaker view on the future of European integration, new streamlined EU regulations on entry and residency of third country students and researchers have been agreed on in May 2016. We take a closer look at what these new rules entail and why they matter. More...
By . The July issue of the Journal of Studies in International Education highlights academic staff experiences in international branch campuses, the impact of transnational education, and how higher education institutions can be a tool for public diplomacy. Furthermore, you will find articles that tackle subjects such as MOOCs and how they are perceived by academics and the distinct perceptions academic and administrative staff have with regard to internationalisation. We hope that this melange of interesting bits of internationalisation encourage you to explore these articles further. More...
The simple answer would be that it’s conducted by a large student network, the biggest in Europe with more than 500 local associations in 39 European countries. Indeed, spreading a questionnaire through such a network creates the expectation of a great amount of answers, but it’s not just any questionnaire that can be sent through the Network and expected to have the same outreach. More...
As is tradition, the Erasmus Student Network will be present at this year's Annual EAIE Conference and Exhibition, taking place in Liverpool from 13th to 16th September. More...
Armenian National Students’ Association, hereafter ANSA and Student Council of Turkey, hereafter SCT preliminary signed a document of cooperation about further cooperation between the two countries on January 21, 2013 in Istanbul, Turkey.
ANSA is a voluntary, independent, nonprofit umbrella organization for state and private universities, as well as for student bodies studying in the branches of international institutions. Being the largest student representative body, our aim is to present, develop and support the Armenian students’ educational, social, economic as well as cultural interests and rights both in the national and international levels. ANSA is working for having stable, affordable and quality education in RA.
November 29 to December 5, 2012 the European Students’ Union, hereafter ESU held 63rd ESU Board meeting in Malta where ANSA became a full member of ESU and the SCT was nominated as a candidate member. That was the first time when the students’ delegations of both countries met .We would like to note that before the meeting in Malta ANSA invited SCT to take part in 6th General Assemble of ANSA on November 21-22, 2012. Nevertheless the Turkish part could not be present.
Thus, after the meetings in Malta SCT expressed a wish to visit Armenia and ANSA was willing to host them. On December 17, 2012 the delegation of three people from SCT made a three-day visit to Yerevan. The visit was organized in a high level in Yerevan. It was then in Yerevan the two parties discussed to set up Armenian-Turkish student dialogues and foster relations. During the visit to Yerevan, Students’ Unions of both countries made an agreement to meet in Turkey and decided to visit Istanbul. The meeting date in Istanbul was a symbolic one, 18-22 January, 2013 ANSA accepted the invitation for both being an open and an independent organization, and a member of European Students’ Union. More...
The 3rd National Conference „Rights and duties of a student – training the trainers” is being held on 25th – 28th of August by the Students’ Parliament of the Republic of Poland. This event is dedicated to student representatives, who will be responsible for delivering trainings and workshops within their HEIs’ on duties and rights of students in Poland. More...
Together, Education International (EI), the Organising Bureau of European School Student Unions (OBESSU), and the European Students’ Union (ESU) are targeting their members and partners through a joint action programme aimed at advancing the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development adopted last year by the United Nations. More...
At the end of May, the representatives of the national student unions of the Baltic States met in the Innovation and Business Center Mektory in Tallinn, to take part in a conference on development of lifelong learning. As a result the national student unions of the Baltic States came to an agreement on recommendations for the Estonian, Latvian and Lithuanian governments for developing the lifelong learning strategy. More...
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