The European University Association (EUA) and swissuniversities welcome the Swiss Federal...
On 27 March, the European Commission published a new higher education package, including...
As of 1 March, four new members start their mandate on the body which provides strategic...
A call for contributions for the next 2024 EUA Funding Forum, is now open.
Read moreRegistrations for the 2024-2025 evaluation round are now open.
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The call for contributions for the 2024 European Quality Assurance Forum (EQAF) is now open. The call seeks proposals for papers, workshops and practice presentations. The deadline to submit proposals is 23 June 2024.
Read moreEUA invites higher education institutions, organisations and networks, ministries, donor organisations and other actors, in Europe and beyond, to share information about their initiatives for supporting higher education in Ukraine.
Read moreWith the election of a new President and Board, 2023 was a year of renewal and reflection for the European University Association.
As Europe enters a future marked by both unprecedented challenges and opportunities that extend beyond national boundaries, the next EU R&I Framework Programme (FP10) stands to become the continent’s key commitment to placing research and innovation at the forefront of societal and scientific progress.
For Research Europe, EUA’s Kamila Kozirog describes how the successor programme to Horizon Europe can effectively contribute to Europe’s future prosperity.
To build a European R&I system that is sustainable and based on excellence, effective university leadership that centres people is crucial. For Senena Corbalán, EUA’s Research & Innovation Agenda 2027 demonstrates how academics, researchers, students, managers, technicians, and support staff are the agents of future transformation in universities.
In an era of rapid technological evolution, Europe’s competitive edge hinges on its ability to develop and maintain advanced digital skills. Facing a critical shortage of ICT professionals, the “20×30: Europe’s ADS Summit” emerges as a pivotal gathering to propel Europe towards its ambitious goal of adding 20 million new ICT specialists by 2030, underpinning the Digital Decade policy initiative.
The European Commission is currently conducting an interim evaluation of the progress in putting in place and developing the European Education Area (EEA). The evaluation involves a number of consultations to gather feedback of a variety of stakeholders.