In this article, we take a closer look at the University of Basel's participation in EPICUR through Eucor - European universities are reshaping the higher education landscape by strategically strengthening international cooperation in teaching and research and promoting student mobility. In a four-part series, we show how these alliances are driving innovative learning and mobility formats.

Focusing on the University of Lausanne's involvement in CIVIS, we explore how European Universities are transforming higher education by fostering strategic international collaboration in education and research while advancing student mobility. In this four-part series, we highlight how these alliances are promoting innovative educational offers and mobility formats.

In this article, we focus on the engagement of ETH Zurich in the ENHANCE Alliance - European Universities are transforming the landscape of higher education by fostering strategic international collaboration in education and research while advancing student mobility. In a four-part series, we explore how these alliances are promoting innovative educational offers and mobility formats. 

European Universities are transforming the landscape of higher education by fostering strategic international collaboration in education and research while advancing student mobility. In a four-part series, we explore how the alliances are promoting innovative educational offers and mobility formats. In this article, we focus on the involvement of the University of Zurich in Una Europa.

The European Union has selected a further 14 projects for funding - including three projects with Swiss partner universities. The next step is to set the course for the future in Switzerland: an association with to the Erasmus+ programme would give Swiss institutions unrestricted access to the initiative.

Swiss higher education institutions were admitted to participate in Erasmus+ "European Higher Education" projects for the first time in 2022. In total, 12 Swiss higher education institutions now participate in Erasmus+ funded alliances. This corresponds to more than half of the universities and universities of applied sciences in Switzerland. All Swiss higher education institutions involved in these projects were also successful with their applications for Swiss funding.

Mit fünf weiteren Projekten beteiligen sich nun insgesamt neun Schweizer Hochschulen sich an einer Europäischen Hochschulallianz. Damit gestalten sie den Europäischen Hochschul- und Forschungsraum aktiv mit. Ein Engagement auf Augenhöhe mit den europäischen Partnerinnen ist das Ziel.

This year, Swiss universities were admitted to the Erasmus+ project "European Universities" for the first time. This gives them the opportunity to help shape the European Higher Education Area. Four projects with Swiss participation were selected for funding at EU level.

Despite the pandemic, physical mobilities seem to be preferred to virtual or mixed alternatives. This is shown by a survey we conducted at Swiss universities. The future prospects are also encouraging. Without the pandemic, mobility would have increased significantly.

The European Higher Education Area is being reinforced: 24 new alliances have been announced as part of the European Universities Initiative. In total, there are now 41 European universities, composed of 280 institutions from Erasmus+ countries. Switzerland is not represented.

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The European Commission has announced which European universities will be part of the first «European Universities» alliances. This is an important step in the development of the European Education Area. Swiss universities cannot participate in Erasmus+ due to their non-association.