Erasmus Without Paper

Erasmus Without Paper, also known as EWP, is an initiative by universities and for universities which is digitalising the administration of student mobility, with the goal of decreasing administrative workload by up to 40%. The European Commission is currently funding EWP and the custodians of the EWP digital infrastructure are:

University of Warsaw

Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
Ghent University
Eötvös Loránd University
University of Porto

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EWP Network

The EWP Network is responsible for ensuring interoperability across all IT systems used to support the administration of student mobility in Europe. It is a decentralized network which ensures the highest privacy standards and allows for outstanding scalability, supporting more than 3000 nodes. It connects more than 99% of all universities supporting Erasmus+ student mobility.

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EWP Dashboard

The EWP Dashboard acts as the reference implementation for the entire network, meeting the highest standards of robustness and reliability. It is trusted daily by 2700 universities which value its seamless data exchange capabilities. Of the first six countries to reach 95% of Learning Agreements, the Dashboard is used by all universities in four countries and by 97% of universities in the remaining two.

Useful resources

Helpdesk

Competence Centre (for IROs)

EWP Developers Guide (for IT)

EWP Stats Portal

ESCI portal

Essential documents

Erasmus Without Paper Back to the Future – White Paper

Digital Erasmus+ Learning Agreement User Guide

Digital Erasmus+ Inter-institutional Agreement User Guide

EWP Assessment Report 2023

EWP Assessment Report 2022

News

Digital Officers: who they are and how they can help

If you’re involved in discussions about the European Student Card Initiative (ESCI) and the digitalisation of Erasmus+ student mobility administration, you might have heard the term “digital officer”. Let’s break down what this role in an Erasmus+ National Agency does and the important details you should know about it.

Erasmus Without Paper: Reflecting on 2023, setting 2024 priorities

In 2023, the European Student Card initiative made significant strides, with a notable increase of around 200,000 in the number of concluded digital Erasmus+ learning and inter-institutional agreements in the Erasmus Without Paper network. At the start of 2024, we look back at the key achievements of last year and the priorities for the year ahead.

MyAcademicID platform overview

MyAcademicID enables students to authenticate online for Erasmus+ services using their home university account or national eID, creating a European Student eID valid across borders.