A A A Forgot your password? EUA Membership Join EUA Benefits Application Process EUA Membership Categories Fee Structure Individual Members Membership Services IEP CDE EUA Solutions What we offer How we work Contact Events Projects Newsletter Being an EUA member EUA members directory FAQs EUA MEMBERSHIP Print The European University Association (EUA) is the main voice of the higher education community in Europe. EUA membership is open to individual universities and national rectors’ conferences, as well as associations and networks of higher education institutions. With approximately 850 members in 47 countries, EUA is building strong universities for Europe through targeted activities aimed at supporting their development. These activities include policy dialogue, conferences, workshops, projects, and more targeted services such as the Institutional Evaluation Programme, an independent service dedicated to doctoral education and new tailor-made consultancy services under the EUA Solutions brand. For further information on membership please email Sue Pavis at the EUA secretariat: sue.pavis@eua.be. Disclaimer | Copyright notice | Personal data protection | Privacy policy | Sitemap

A A A Forgot your password? ABOUT EUA at a glance What we do Activities Vision Mission Who we are Governing Bodies Presidency and Board Council General Assembly Secretariat EUA AT A GLANCE Print With 850 members across 47 countries, EUA is the largest and most comprehensive organisation representing universities in Europe. 17 million students are enrolled at EUA member universities. As the voice of Europe’s universities EUA supports and takes forward the interests of individual institutions and the higher education sector as a whole. EUA provides unrivalled opportunities for members to share best practice by participating in projects, events and other mutual learning activities involving a wide range of universities. EUA’s website, briefings and newsletters keep members well-informed about these activities and European developments which impact on their activities. Above all, EUA provides members with unique opportunities to influence and shape future European policy and initiatives affecting higher education and research. Through its work and contacts with the European Commission, Parliament and other key decision-makers, EUA ensures universities’ interests and concerns are taken up with all key stakeholders. EUA was formed in 2001 as the result of a merger between the Association of European Universities (CRE) and the Confederation of European Union Rectors’ Conferences. Related documents EUA Articles of Association English EUA – Belgian Statutes français | English updated after Barcelona General Assembly (28 March 2008) Disclaimer | Copyright notice | Personal data protection | Privacy policy | Sitemap