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Following the recent announcement from the European Commission, the article provides an update on the latest developments in Erasmus Without Paper (EWP).

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The University of Pavia and the Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava (STU) are now members of the EUF network!

We are seeking an experienced external evaluator to assess and support the DIEM project’s progress, focusing on quality assurance, effective implementation, and impact evaluation.

Read about the key highlights and main takeaways from the Student Mobility Summit 2025. This second edition explored the intersection of student mobility and sustainability, showcasing innovative solutions and best practices.

Erasmus+ Cooperation Partnerships face record-low success rates due to rising demand and shrinking budgets, raising urgent questions about their future and sustainability.

Explore the EUF Communities’ spring semester sessions, featuring discussions on mobility, digitalisation, policy, project management, and university alliances.

Your opinion matters! Your insights will inform the ongoing and future developments of the EWP services and the ESCI.

On November 21st, as part of the Lifelong Learning Platform (LLLP) Week, the Erasmus+ 60 project held its final event.

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.