European University Association

EUA

Europe's new higher education landscape.

How the Bologna Process is shaping the future of higher education in 46 European countries.

Brüssel

2010

European higher education is currently going through a major transformation involving more than 5600 institutions and 31 million students on the Continent.

Aimed at supporting mobility within Europe and with the rest of the world, the Bologna Process will create by 2010 a vast area where common principles apply everywhere, making it easier and more transparent for outside partners to cooperate with European universities.

This ambitious reform process also attempts to answer some of Europe's social and economic challenges by enhancing the quality of its education, research capacity and graduate employability.

Towards a common european higher education area

A more transparent system based on a three degree cycle

New tools for measuring student achievement
The Diploma supplement
The European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS) and learning outcomes

Quality Assurance

Bologna Process Highlights
What will have changed by 2010
Figures
Who is involved

For more Information, visit:
www.Bolognaprocess.net

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15.07.2019