As Russia’s full scale invasion of Ukraine approaches its fifth year, support for Ukraine remains as important as ever. The EUF Steering Committee took the symbolic decision of welcoming the Lviv Polytechnic National University as its 100th member of the EUF Network.
The EUF Training Week is a new, competence-focused and practice-based training format designed to strengthen the professional capacities of higher education staff across Europe.
The upcoming Student Mobility Summit is meant to give IROs the space to reflect and prepare for the upcoming transition period of Erasmus+. By joining this event, explicitly designed for IROs across Europe, participants will share and gain practical skills and knowledge to strengthen their local mobility practices and learn how to leverage their experience to advocate for better Erasmus+ mobility.
The EUF welcomes two new universities – “Goce Delcev” University from North Macedonia and Université Bordeaux Montaigne from France – to the network.
Annually, over half a million students participate in the Erasmus+ mobility opportunities. The demand for Europe’s most celebrated programme for education, training, youth and sport is only likely to grow given the recognition of its value in international...
The European University Foundation is proud to welcome the University of Belgrade to its network, furthering the internationalisation of the European Higher Education Area.
The Student Mobility Summit is back! Taking place from 27-29 January at the University of Barcelona, the Summit is designed for higher education professionals committed to strengthening the quality, resilience, and adaptability of student mobility in times of change.
At the EAIE conference, the EWP Dashboard stand became more than a booth — it turned into a meeting point for the community.
Erasmus+ Cooperation Partnerships face declining budgets. Read our analysis on the implications for European higher education.
The EUF team is excited to take part in the 35th Annual EAIE Conference and Exhibition, taking place in the vibrant city of Gothenburg from 9 to 12 September.
The Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) 2028-2034 proposal, presented by the President of the European Commission on 16th July 2025, can only be met with concern. The 50% increase in the programme budget is welcome but largely falls short of expectations in the sector and the Union’s own ambitious policy goals.
The EUF Annual Report 2024 is now available, offering a snapshot of our network’s contributions to improving student and staff mobility across Europe.
The 2025 EWP Convention in Warsaw marked a key milestone in Erasmus+ digitalisation—celebrating progress, sharing insights, and shaping what comes next.
Cooperation Partnerships have been key to advancing bottom-up collaboration and internationalisation in higher education. However, despite their impact, there is a worrying trend of declining funding.
Open Space 2025 brought together nearly 70 higher education professionals at the University of Limerick to explore the impact of Erasmus+ KA2 projects.