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Europe’s universities continually challenge assumptions, expand horizons and support innovation for the common good. Since 2001, the European University Association has supported our members in their essential role in fostering societal cohesion and development – both as a strong advocate and as a platform for peer exchange.
The European University Association’s Institutional Evaluation Programme (EUA‑IEP) has published the report of its evaluation of the INGENIUM alliance, marking a milestone in the implementation of EUA‑IEP’s new offer for European Universities alliances
A decade after its first contribution to modernising the European copyright framework, the European University Association continues to advocate for exemptions that can ensure a just scholarly publishing system
In a joint statement, research and higher education organisations call on European leaders to preserve the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) as a research programme in the 2028-2034 Horizon Europe programme
On 26 June, EU member states agreed to the Council of the EU's negotiating position, or ‘partial general approach’, on the legislative proposals for the next Horizon Europe programme (2028-2034)
The Cypriot Presidency of the Council of the EU has published a proposal regarding member states’ position on the EU’s next long-term budget, including the next Horizon Europe and Erasmus+ programmes
The next Erasmus+ programme must be equipped with the budget, governance and predictability needed to continue delivering for learners, staff, institutions and society
Deadline: 04 Sep 2026 The European University Association is currently looking for members to take part in a new Thematic Peer Group on ‘Reforming academic careers in practice’
As UK universities look forward to renewed opportunities to work with partners across Europe on shared challenges around skills, innovation, inclusion and global competitiveness, Jamie Arrowsmith highlights the importance of a long-term certainty on the UK’s association for the next Erasmus+ programme from 2028.
A Norwegian programme makes academic esports the entry point for young people who are looking for education, employment and training, showing how universities, policy makers and businesses can make video games an invaluable tool for re-engagement and help achieve key EU youth and jobs goals.
Our work is rooted in our vision of strong universities for Europe and guided by our mission to support our members in excelling in service to society.
EUA represents over 850 members, including individual universities as well as the bodies that represent them at national level (i.e. national university associations/rectors’ conferences).
EUA is governed by a Board, Council and General Assembly, supported by a Secretariat, and guided by a variety of working groups and committees.
