A new study conducted by the Academic Cooperation Association (ACA), together with the Agency for Mobility and EU Programmes (AMEUP, Croatia), the Erasmus+ National Agency for Education and Training (ANE+EF, Portugal), Fondacija Tempus (Serbia), the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD,...

On 18 February, 17 higher education organisations and networks, including the Academic Cooperation Association (ACA) and its member organisation - DAAD, issued joint amendments to the European Commission’s proposal for the Erasmus+ programme (2028-2034), accompanied by a cover letter.    The...

On 12 and 13 February 2026, higher education professionals from across Norway gathered online for The Fundamentals: Conceptual debates, policy and programme frameworks, and targeted support, a two-part introductory session marking the launch of the newest Inclusion ACAdemy training series....

This winter, the European Education and Culture Executive Agency published the Erasmus Mundus Graduate Impact Survey 2024 (GIS). Conducted annually since 2007, the survey assesses the short- and long-term impact of Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters through graduates’ perspectives. The aim...

The latest annual statistical bulletin from the UK’s higher education data agency (HESA), provides an overview of student enrolments and qualifications for the 2024/25 academic year, covering higher education providers across England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales.   The data shows...

With nearly two-thirds of Finland’s higher education institutions already engaged in the European University Alliances, national coordination and interoperability have become increasingly important. Currently, 23 of Finland’s 38 HEIs participate in the alliances, making structured national guidance both timely and...

In October 2025, the Flemish Government approved the Program Decree accompanying the 2026 budget, first in principle on 3 October and definitively on 24 October, after consultation with advisory councils, social partners and the Council of State. The decree introduced...

In a major political shift for the Dutch education sector, former chair of the Board of Maastricht University Rianne Letschert has officially been appointed Minister of Education, Culture and Science (OCW) in the new Dutch cabinet led by Prime Minister...

The German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) is suspending its work in the Russian Federation. On 10 February, the Russian Ministry of Justice declared the DAAD an "undesirable organisation". As a result of this decision, the DAAD office in Moscow and...

EIT Higher Education Initiative deadline 4 March 2026 More information Institutional Reviews and Quality Assurance of European University Alliances 10 March 2026 More information Automatic Recognition Fest: Celebrating the EHEA Qualification Table 12 March 2026 More information Enhancing Europe’s sovereignty:...