The Uniplaces Scholarship is the only global programme to support international youth and student mobility by sponsoring accommodation. In 2015, the Scholarship funded 15 students to go study in places like Singapore, New York and Sydney. The previous edition of the Scholarship had over 9000 participants, from over 900 cities. More...
The summer has officially left a mark on our calendars, so it only makes sense to introduce you to one of the warmest and friendliest European destinations. Please give a big, sweaty applause to our Section in the Spotlight of July: ESN Lisboa. More...
ESN offers an Web Development Internship at our international headquarters in Brussels. The intern will work on designing, developing and documenting a high-traffic Drupal platform while at the same time supporting various smaller Drupal projects. More...
The Erasmus Student Network (ESN) is the largest student organisation in Europe. It was founded in 1989, with the aim to support and develop student mobility. As a European organisation, ESN uses multiple channels to maintain effective internal and external communication with the Network, our partners and stakeholders. More...
With the outcome of the UK's referendum on EU membership an unpleasant surprise for many across Europe, the Erasmus Student Network sets out the impact on Erasmus students and calls upon British and European stakeholders to protect and ensure the continuation of mobility programmes for youth. More...
EQAR's mission is to enhance trust and confidence in European higher education by increasing the transparency of quality assurance. Thus, facilitating access to reports and results of external quality assurance procedures by registered agencies is at the core of its mission. As part of its 2015 Self-Evaluation Report and subsequent work plan, EQAR decided to study the feasibility of a database of higher education institutions and programmes that have been subject to quality assurance by registered agencies. More...
With the 14th Round of negotiations commencing between the European Union (EU) and the United States (US) on the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), Education International (EI) and the European Students' Union (ESU) urge governments in Europe, the United States, and beyond, to explicitly carve-out education from global trade agreements such as the TTIP, the Trade in Services Agreement and the EU-Canada Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement. More...
The quality of higher education is ensured in relatively similar ways across Europe. Nonetheless, to safeguard efficient quality assurance(QA), there is widespread consensus that approaches to QA need to be tailored to disciplinary, institutional and national contexts and cultures.
The 11th European Quality Assurance Forum (EQAF), taking place in Ljubljana, Slovenia from 17 to 19 November 2016 will explore these different contexts and consider how quality assurance policies and practices are adapted to respect diversity and remain fit for purpose. More...
A new era begins for students in Belarus. Belarusian Students' Association revives its activity by combining the experience of past generations with the energy of the new cohort of student activists.
Belarusian Students’ Association (BSA), which was founded in 1988, is the oldest youth organization in Belarus. BSA is the first and the only national student union, which represents Belarusian students in Europe. More...
On 6-7 June, the EQUIP project organised its final training workshop on the ESG 2015, after two other workshops and two webinars. Over the past six months, under the framework of EQUIP project, five events brought together representatives from higher education institutions and Quality Assurance agencies, as well as students and voices from the labour market to discuss and share good practices on topics such as internal and external quality assurance, student-centred learning and the review and monitoring of programmes. More...
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