November 2009 – October 2012
The project has the aim to increase access to European Higher Education for all groups, particularly marginalised or non-traditional educated groups (migrants, continuing learners, adult learners, “post-professionals” i.e. those at the end of the LLL curve).
The EquNet Consortium is made up of 8 associations, 4 umbrella organisations bringing together stakeholder groups from across Europe (MENON Network, EURASHE, ESU and EDEN), together with 4 research institutes specialising in research into education & training (SCIENTER, Hochscul-Informations-System GmbH, Zentrum für Soziale Innovation and Centre for Educational Policy Studies). Together, they are working towards bringing an evidence-based approach to policy making on equity in higher education in Europe.
This project was presented during the 20th EURASHE Annual Conference in Tallin.
