The EUF Goes To EAIE 2023

If you are attending the EAIE conference in Rotterdam from the 26th to the 29th of September, be sure to meet the members of the EUF team! We’ll have a lot of exciting topics in store for you again this year! 

Firstly, we will hold an online warm-up session before the event, on September 12th at 10:30, for staff from member institutions who want to prepare thoroughly for the event and receive tips and tricks to make the most out of it. This will be especially useful for those attending EAIE for the first or second time, but we also welcome more experienced participants! (Exact date and additional details coming soon!)

To get off a good start, we will host a private EUF Network Reception for participants from EUF member institutions and our partners on 26 September at 20:00. (More information will follow soon.)

During the conference, you can meet us in the following sessions:

• Terra incognita? Exploring the uncharted waters of student blended mobility, Workshop on Tuesday, 26 September, at 09:00-12:30, with Anikó Makkai-Kovács

• On your way to excellence in European programme management: How to retain staff and manage knowledge, Session on Wednesday, 27 September, at 15:30-16:30, chaired by Joachim Wyssling

• Erasmus Without Paper: Connecting systems to connect cultures, Session on Thursday, 28 September, at 11:30-12:30, chaired by Valere Meus

We will also be present in the poster sessions:

• On Wednesday, 27 September, at 14:30-16:00
  1. Terra incognita? Exploring the uncharted waters of student blended mobility

• On Thursday, 28 September, at 10:30-12:00
  1. Green Erasmus: Approaching sustainable mobility as a life cycle (Helena Alves)
  2. Sailing towards a happier students body – the importance of student well-being

• On Thursday, 28 September, at 14:30-16:00
  1. Is the ship of Erasmus+ grants sailing into more inclusive waters? (Helena Alves)
  2. All currents lead to HOME: Helping mobile students find accommodation abroad (Viktoriya Terzieva)
  3. Keep the stream from drying up: Dissemination matters (Anita Kardos)
  4. Transversal skills in doctoral education: best practices and steps forward (Federica Bartolozzi)
  5. The NORM curricula-matching tool: Navigating through course and credit equivalents (Joachim Wyssling)

If you are following the event online, you can watch this session on demand: 

• It’s never too late to learn: is higher education ready to welcome over-60s?, Session is to be broadcasted on Tuesday, 26 September, at 15:00, with Eva Marcén

The list above will be updated.

We look forward to seeing you at the workshops and poster presentations! Let’s meet, talk and exchange ideas!