The research was carried out in the context of the Online Learning Agreement+ (OLA+) project with the goal of assessing the OLA platform and Erasmus Without Paper Dashboard. The report is based on two surveys carried out at the end of 2019 and beginning of 2020 among 2,690 students and 1,171 coordinators.
Until the 31st July, the project Erasmus Skills will be showcased at NAFSA, the world’s largest association dedicated to international education and exchange. The association holds an annual event for the global international education community: The 2020 NAFSA...
The European University Foundation and the Eötvös Loránd University are opening a joint office in Budapest for European-level IT developments. We are currently recruiting: A Front-end Web/App Developer who will be working on the prototyping and implementation of...
In order to be of help to students in these unprecedented times, the EUF, with the support of the Swiss National Agency Movetia and the University of Porto, developed the Erasmus+ Covid-19 Mobility Status website, an online tool where students can check useful information regarding their host university for the autumn semester of 2020/2021. To search for a HEI, type either the name, city or country in the search box.
The MyAcademicID (MyAID) project reached a major milestone by publishing the blueprint architecture of the European Student eID for higher education.
Up2U is an EU-funded project that provides course management, video-conferencing and file sharing integrated into a learning management system so that teachers and students can collaborate in real-time.
The DocMob project consortium is currently conducting a survey on funding options that support the mobility of doctoral candidates.
The Volunteer Centre of the University of Warsaw in cooperation with the Welcome Point of the University of Warsaw started the Multicultural Volunteering Online project.
The first national workshop of MyAcademicID was organised online on March 18th with over 80 participants from higher education institutions and student services in virtual attendance.
On March 5th, the annual European Commission webinar took place illustrating the new Inter-Institutional Agreement Manager.
The new Inter-institutional Agreement manager is now available via the Erasmus Dashboard platform.
On February 13th, the University of Luxembourg welcomed 150 participants for the Erasmus Goes Digital conference. The plenary was opened by the representatives from the University of Luxembourg, the Luxembourgish National Agency, as well as DG CONNECT and DG EAC.
On the 29th of January the University of Barcelona and the European University Foundation have jointly established a new Internationalisation Hub.
The “Effective Management of Erasmus+ projects” training took place in Brussels on December 3-5th gathering 15 representatives from universities and institutions that are supporting the implementation of Erasmus+ projects.
Erasmus mobility enables hundreds of thousands of people to live in a different country and experience a different culture. But what is the environmental impact of Erasmus? This is the question we asked a panel of speakers at the 9th Erasmus Salon.