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The 35th Annual Conference in Amsterdam ended successfully last week. With 230 participants from 30 countries, this year's was truly memorable. Read the full article for the key highlights.
EURASHE welcomes the launch of the Right to Stay Strategy and the opportunity to contribute to its development. We strongly support its overarching objective: ensuring that people across Europe can
build their future in the place they call home, rather than being compelled to leave due to a lack of opportunities.
On 20 April 2026, a high-level policy event at the European Parliament brought together representatives from across the research and innovation (R&I) landscape to discuss the role of investment in shaping Europe’s future competitiveness and prosperity. The report from the event has just been published.
EURASHE and 16 partner organisations from across European Higher Education have signed a joint statement welcoming the European Parliament CULT draft report on the future Erasmus+ Programme.
EURASHE welcomes a new colleague: Pol de las Heras Ordones, Operations, Finance and HR Trainee from May 2026. Read about his goals and aspirations in this interview.
The Statement welcomes progress made so far and joins calls for a separate work programme and committee structure from the European Competitiveness Fund.
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What do experts say about Applied Higher Education?
A selection of articles written by EURASHE friends and experts in the field, sharing their views, experiences and projects on different topics.
Recent Member State reforms clearly signal a growing recognition of UAS as full actors in third-cycle education and research. Across Europe, diverse doctoral models are taking shape signifying an evolution in mission.
Ahead of the EU's soon-to-be-published proposal for the next MFF, two unprecedented factors make it the most unpredictable and potentially fraught process at this time in the seven-year cycle.
Applied sciences universities can drive regional innovation through structured 'venues of collaboration.' Explore the authors' vision for a new EU research framework that prioritises governance, stakeholder ownership, and long-term impact.
Universities today are expected to be more than just places of teaching and research – they are called to act as key drivers of regional transformation. Within the E³UDRES² Alliance, we see this as both a responsibility and an opportunity.
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