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Discover the highlights of the relaunched Erasmus Salons, where experts discussed the pressing issue of student housing.

Learn how to make internationalisation practices more sustainable. Insights from the latest EUF Knowledge Exchange Community session.

Discover the insights gained from the COMPASS project’s March 28th webinar, revealing key strategies for supporting students’ international mobility choices.

In light of the ongoing evaluation process of the Erasmus+ programme 2021/2027, the EUF, ESU and ESN have joined forces to produce a joint review of the first years of the current programme.

With only modest changes made to the way Erasmus+ scholarships are calculated and given the rising costs of living across Europe, one needs to ask: could there be a better more inclusive grant scheme?

Amidst current challenges, Switzerland’s re-association with Erasmus+ is crucial to building a common future, extending opportunities, and supporting personal and creative ties between Swiss and EU learners.

Your EWP Dashboard Experience Enhanced with the Latest Upgrade – Improved User Interface, Design, Scalability and Robustness for HEIs Exchanging Erasmus Students.

The first KEC session of 2023 took place on January 25th on the topic of opportunities and challenges of teaching mobility. Read more

As we are looking back at the year behind us, we decided to compile a short list of our top three articles from 2022.

As 2023 ushers in the Year of Skills, skill development will also be at the forefront of two projects that are kicking off this January and that will see the involvement of the EUF team as well as some of the EUF member universities.

After nearly a decade, the EUF network defines a new strategic priority aiming to maximise the societal impact of higher education internationalisation.

After three intensive years, the EU-funded DocEnhance project has come to an end, learn more about the results achieved in this article.

At the end of November, a wide variety of stakeholders convened at the University Politecnico di Milano for the final conference of the EU-funded project, HOME.

On Wednesday, November 23rd the Brussels team welcomed a delegation from the Western Norway University of Applied Sciences (HVL), one of the EUF member universities.

The new Erasmus+ programme is set to be larger, more inclusive and more ambitious. It can also be a lot greener. In this articles, we have rounded up the main results and resources of the Erasmus Goes Green and the Green Erasmus projects.