Guild advises “flexible funding” for European unis
European universities should remove barriers to transnational mobility, ensure flexible funding and encourage innovation through competition, according to The Guild.
European universities should remove barriers to transnational mobility, ensure flexible funding and encourage innovation through competition, according to The Guild.
The first official analysis of the Turing scheme has been published, echoing concerns voiced by stakeholders since its rollout.
Europe should continue to cooperate with the UK and Switzerland on Erasmus+, with the long-term goal of supporting their reassociation to the program.
Ireland's Higher Education minister has revealed new regulations for English language schools in the country during a trip to Korea, including details on the new International Education Mark.
The cost of living, the availability and price of accommodation and Brexit are barriers turning students away from the UK, according to new research.
Stakeholders across Europe have renewed calls for Switzerland to become an associate member of the Horizon research funding program.
The UK's Turing Scheme has once again come under fire during a recent parliamentary debate, with MPs concerned that it has "simply fallen behind" the Erasmus offering.
Students on virtual mobility programs and at branch campuses could be counted towards Europe’s student mobility targets in order to boost numbers, a new report has suggested.