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Assuring higher education’s quality in the age of AI is no easy task

Artificial Intelligence · Belgium

Assuring higher education’s quality in the age of AI is no easy task

Quality assurance processes will become increasingly important in maintaining trust in academic standards, writes Eve Alcock, highlighting the importance of consistent approaches by QA agencies as well as the opportunities AI tools give them to catch problems before they impact the student experience.Read Article

Five principles to help boost academia as a career choice [Op-ed]

Belgium · Belgium

Five principles to help boost academia as a career choice [Op-ed]

How do we ensure that academia remains an attractive and sustainable professional pathway in the long term?Read Article

A turning point for European science [Op-ed]

A turning point for European science [Op-ed]

If Horizon Europe is considered the largest research programme in the history of the EU, its successor must not only match it in scale, but also surpass it in vision, writes Kamila Kozirog for Forum Akademickie.Read Article

Erasmus+ makes Europe more prepared, competitive and resilient, it needs a higher budget

Erasmus+ is essential to the internationalisation of European higher education, and therefore to Europe's competitiveness. In this article, Stephan Geifes argues that to continue the programme’s success and deliver on key policy goals it needs a budget of €60 billion in the next MFF.Higher Education Read Article

European Universities alliances: moving to the next level

On the occasion of the Polish Presidency of the EU ‘Forum of European University Alliances’, the now 65 alliances are at a pivotal juncture. European Commission Director-General Pia Ahrenkilde Hansen reflects on the expectations and role of the alliances for furthering the EU policy agenda, including on the European Degree.Warsaw, Poland · Warsaw Read Article

Can you really assess a university’s commitment to sustainability?

For Geneviève Le Fort, quality assurance has an important role to play to help universities better understand the relevance of their sustainability strategies and the impact of their actions, which can be framed by the ‘Three Horizons’ method.Read Article

Widening Programme Should Carry over Into FP10, Says Expert MEP

Hungarian MEP Eszter Lakos, a prominent voice on Widening in the European Parliament, has spoken out against the apparent marginalisation of the policy in plans for the next research Framework Programme.“I really don't see innovation and research programmes without Widening,” she told Science|Business. Not only is Widening a political issue, she said, with strong backing from the states that benefit, but it aligns with the European Commission’s …Innovation · Hungary See the Story

Does AI risk averaging knowledge and sacrificing creativity in academia?

For Stefan Lang, we need a deeper understanding of the potential and limitations of AI in higher education that prioritises the ability of both humans and machines to think outside the box.Higher Education · Belgium Read Article

Quality label or new degree? European degree may be both [Op-ed]

Five years since the European Commission presented its first ideas, EUA’s Maria Kelo reflects on what we now know about the European degree.Read Article

Ten years into Agenda 2030, what have universities learnt about the SDGs and their trade-offs?

As EUA shines a ‘Spotlight on Sustainability’, EUA’s Thomas Jørgensen looks back on a decade of engagement by universities to contribute to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals and asks what today’s political context means for the remaining five years.Belgium · Belgium Read Article

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