SUPPORTING PROFESSIONAL HIGHER EDUCATION IN EUROPE
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EURASHE is organising its 23rd Annual Conference on 'HIGHER EDUCATION - MAKING THE KNOWLEDGE TRIANGLE WORK' on 9-10 May 2013 in Split (Croatia).

EURASHE as the voice of professional higher education in the Bologna Process endeavours to link EDUCATION, INNOVATION and EMPLOYABILITY in a Knowledge Triangle in which the role played by professionally-oriented programmes is of importance.

  

The Conference opens with a look at the above links of the

KNOWLEDGE TRIANGLE on a systemic level, through the eyes of the hosting country Croatia, while taking into account the European Commission's view on Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI), and we will be inspired by major political voices on the national and European levels. We will then go in details into each of the key features of the Knowledge Triangle.
 

The preliminary programme is also available, with information on the different tracks and the proposed work sessions. View the programme here.

 

Please note that EURASHE's 2013 General Assembly and an EURASHE Policy Workshop will be held on Wednesday 8 May, prior to the 23rd Annual Conference.

 

 

 

Moreover, an Extra Social Programme is being organised for participants on Saturday 11 May.  

Participants are invited to join us during a day trip to the island Hvar, participants leaving Saturday in the day will be proposed to join us for a city tour in the morning hours of Saturday. 

 

More information available on our website here. 

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EURASHE is pleased to present the Report of its Seminar on Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL): Flexible Ties within Higher Education, held on 13-14 December 2012 in Prague (Czech Republic).

The Report has been compiled by Vera Stastna, Czech Republic Representative in the Bologna Follow-Up Group (BFUG), Charles University in Prague (Czech Republic).

The Report summarises the contents of the discussions and debates of the Seminar, as well as proposes a set of conclusions and recommendations from participants to make RPL a reality.

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EURASHE is pleased to present the Report of its Roundtable on Employability organised on 7 February 2013 in Brussels (Belgium).

 

Read the Report of the Roundtable here. 

 

In October 2012 EURASHE adopted its 2013 work programme with a strong emphasis shown on employability, highlighting our belief in the corner-stone importance of employability in current times.

 

  

 

This one-day closed event gathering selected experts in the field: researchers/students from Maastricht University (Netherlands) and from FH Joanneum University of Applied Sciences (Austria), researchers from Charles University in Prague (Czech Republic) and representatives from EUROCADRES and ASIIN e.V., allowed participants to compare their understanding of employability with other stakeholders and to suggest further actions to widen the HE community's participation in further exploring the field of employability.

More information on the Roundtable on our website here.
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EURASHE's Council gathered on 9 February 2013 in Brussels (Belgium) for its first meeting of the year. Apart from EURASHE's Policy priorities, the Council also had the pleasure to welcome 6 new members to EURASHE's ranks:   

 

   

More on our new members is available here.

Learn more on all our member rectors' conferences, institutions and associations here.

areaEURASHE MEMBERS AREA
New documents and information have been added to EURASHE's members' area in the past few weeks.
More information here.
easpaEASPA ANNUAL CONFERENCE
Our colleagues of ASIIN e.V. and of the European Alliance for Subject-Specific and Professional Accreditation and Quality Assurance (EASPA) are organising their first EASPA Annual Conference on 'Subject-based external QA: its contribution to quality development and mobility'
More information here.
teiCALL FOR INTEREST TEI PIREAUS 
A Call for Expression of Interest for the Presidency of Greece's TEI of Pireaus has been issued.
More information here. 
openCURRICULUM REFORM CASES STUDIES
The Open University UK and the Higher Education Academy UK are inviting HEIs worldwide to submit best cases studies on institutions' curriculum reform.
More information here. 
As always, we look forward to your feedback
Contact us at eurashe@eurashe.eu
EURASHE Secretariat
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1000 Brussels, Belgium
Tel: 0032 (0)2 211 41 97
Fax: 0032 (0)2 211 41 99
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European Association of Institutions in Higher Education
EURASHE is the
European Association of Institutions in Higher Education that offer professionally oriented programmes and are engaged in applied and profession-related research within the Bologna cycles.

Currently more than 1,400 higher education institutions in 40 countries within and outside the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) are affiliated to EURASHE.

The Association is present mostly through National Associations of Higher Education Institutions and individual institutions, such as Universities, (University) Colleges and Universities of Applied Sciences, as well as through other professional associations and stakeholder organisations active in the field of higher education.
attend our 23rd annual conference

~members €350~
~non-members €425~
 
 
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