EUA is pleased to present a seven-part webinar series on the different areas of work in the Bologna Process. The series is composed of seven webinars and will run from 29 September until 1 December.
In the last decade, solar power has been the leading power generation technology deployed globally. Wind power takes the third position in this race. Overall, renewable energy accounts for more than 30% of total installed power generation worldwide. Common sense would suggest that more than 30% of our daily electricity demand must be met by renewable energy. However, as of 2018, less than 8% of our electricity needs were met by solar and wind power.
The E4 Group (ENQA, EUA, EURASHE and ESU) has issued a joint statement reinforcing the relevance of the Standards and Guidelines for Quality Assurance in the European Higher Education Area (ESG). The statement, “The ESG in the changing landscape of higher education”, reinforces the purpose and focus of quality assurance and the ESG.
Negotiations between Parliament and Council finally started after EU leaders found a common position on the long-term EU budget and recovery fund on 21 July.
The Call for Expressions of Ideas/Potential Members (CEI) aims to open up the preparation of the potential future partnership. It calls all interested technology stakeholders who can provide transformative ideas/concepts, to contribute to the EU Green Deal goals, to express their intention to co-invest in the programme and its major demonstrator platforms in order to increase the proposed Clean Aviation Joint Undertaking impact.