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This article examines how Erasmus+ mobility aligns with the EU’s climate goals and the aspirations of young Europeans for sustainable travel.

Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv urgently seeks support to restore its facilities impacted by recent airstrikes.

Last month, the EUF Steering Committee approved the addition of four new universities as Associate Members of the EUF network.

October marked the launch of two new Erasmus+ projects, each tackling critical aspects of higher education and student mobility in Europe.

The contract between the European Commission and EWP+ Consortium led by the European University Foundation, which provides for the continued operation of Erasmus Without Paper (EWP), will expire during the 2025/26 academic year.

We are excited to open a call for expressions of interest, exclusively for EUF member universities, to apply for the Erasmus+ Crossroads label.

Representatives from 35 European University Alliances shared insights on funding, mobility targets, and reflected on the Erasmus for All proposal.

The Student Mobility Summit returns next February in Barcelona, for international relations professionals committed to internationalisation, quality student mobility and green practices.

Last week, the EUF left another strong mark at the EAIE Conference in Toulouse, engaging in vital discussions on enhancing inclusion in student mobility, digitalising Erasmus+ processes, and addressing mental health challenges for mobile students.

Prof. Dr. Christoph Ehmann, Emeritus Secretary-General of EUF, reflects on the recent passing of Prof. Meinolf Dierkes, a founding member of EUF-Campus Europae.

The EUF 2023 Annual Report is now available! This edition is particularly special as it commemorates the 20 years of the EUF network.

The EUF team is excited to announce our participation in the 34th Annual EAIE Conference and Exhibition taking place in the beautiful city of Toulouse, France from the 17th to 20th of September. 

The Open Space in Murcia proved to be a very intense and high-spirited event where European universities discussed internationalisation in higher education and broadened their knowledge on project implementation.

Packed with bold yet practical recommendations, the “EWP Back to the Future” White Paper explores how existing Erasmus+ processes should be simplified and re-designed in a digital context to further improve the Erasmus mobility experience.

This statement underscores the role of students as the next generation of researchers amidst negotiations to re-associate Switzerland with Erasmus+ and Horizon Europe.