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1. Bigger budget, less red tape? February 2, 2012

The European commissioner responsible for education explains her reform proposals and her call for a bigger budget.

2. Partners in learning December 1, 2011

Better links between universities and business are a centrepiece of the European Commission's plans for higher education. The European Commission has unveiled its plans for...

Partners in learning

3. The social network November 3, 2011

Reform of universities in Europe has so far done little to make them more socially inclusive. Equal access to higher education is shaping up to be a significant talking point...

The social network

4. Schools for Europe's diplomatic corps October 20, 2011

The EU's greater foreign-policy ambitions are being reflected in EU studies courses. Next week (25-26 October), the College of Europe will host a conference on challenges...

Schools for Europe's diplomatic corps

5. School's out...too early March 3, 2011

A look at the EU's light-touch approach to the sensitive topic of secondary education. The EU has limited competence over primary and secondary education in the member...

School's out...too early

6. EU-Africa strategy and education October 21, 2010

How students can help make education a more central part of the EU's relationship with Africa. It is lamentable that higher education is not on the agenda of the Joint...

EU-Africa strategy and education

7. Developing a brain trade October 7, 2010

A new report says universities should play a greater role in development policy and in EU-African co-operation. European universities are pushing for higher education to be...

Developing a brain trade

8. Have Polish, will travel September 2, 2010

The effects of making work placements eligible for Erasmus grants. Traditionally limited to periods of study at foreign universities, the EU's Erasmus scheme was expanded to...

Have Polish, will travel

9. Bachelors expand their niche April 22, 2010

Introducing a European dimension to studies at an early stage is increasing the popularity of bachelor's degrees throughout Europe. Already well-established in the UK and...

Bachelors expand their niche

10. A place in the degree market April 22, 2010

There are plenty of master's courses in European studies to choose from, so new programmes need to stand out from the crowd. Any university launching a master's course in...

A place in the degree market

11. The highs and lows of Erasmus February 18, 2010

An official in charge of the Erasmus programme gives her perspective on student mobility in Europe. Barbara Nolan takes a broad view of higher education. Not just because...

The highs and lows of Erasmus

12. Erasmus comes of age in Romania February 18, 2010

Eleven years after joining the Erasmus programme, the number of Romanians studying abroad is picking up. Romanians can go to almost any Romanian university and find plenty...

Erasmus comes of age in Romania

13. A lack of recognition for studying abroad February 4, 2010

A survey suggests that students are the authors of many of their own difficulties. It has been known for some time that a significant number of students participating in the...

14. Programme allows Phd students to go global September 3, 2009

The EU's Erasmus Mundus programme is being extended to support more than just master's degrees. The usual way of studying for a doctorate is to settle down at a university...

Programme allows Phd students to go global

15. Re-launched labels fail to convince students July 2, 2009

They should help universities compete in a European market, but ‘mobility labels' are struggling for credibility. When Ján Figel', the European commissioner for...

Re-launched labels fail to convince students

16. Bologna process given extra time to study May 7, 2009

The process was to end next year butministers believe it still has a contribution to make. Student demonstrators may have called for the death of the Bologna process in the...

17. Student protests may mar Bologna ministerial meeting April 2, 2009

Education ministers meeting in Leuven later this month can expect some loud protests. European ministers gathering in Leuven, Belgium, at the end of this month (28-29 April)...

Student protests may mar Bologna ministerial meeting

18. Radical plan to cut Erasmus study time March 5, 2009

A new report suggests that less could mean more if student stays were shorter. A positive assessment of the Erasmus student mobility scheme was released last month, much to...

Radical plan to cut Erasmus study time

19. Failures dog talk of new educational targets February 16, 2009

Ministers to call for fresh investment in education against a backdrop of the EU's failure to meet targets. The EU's education ministers meet in Brussels today to discuss...

20. Crossing borders and cross-fertilising ideas February 13, 2009

Ian Mundell looks at efforts to encourage a flow of students and teachers to and from the EU and considers how EU studies and European students might benefit. The second...

Crossing borders and cross-fertilising ideas

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