Paper on the Successor of Erasmus+
Paper on the 9th EU Framework Programme For Research & Innovation
Having taken note of the outcome of the `Common Training Principles for Engineers` executed by the European Council of Engineers Chambers (ECEC), we express our views on scientific engineering education and the Common Training Framework (CTF).
As representative organisations of European universities and research-performing and -funding institutions, we warmly congratulate the European institutions today on the 60th anniversary of the Treaty of Rome.
CESAER is one of five key European research organisations calling on legislators to modify current EU copyright reform proposals, giving Europe the opportunity to become a global leader in data-driven innovation and research.
Input into the debate on LTS RI feeding into the preparation and adoption of a dedicated action plan called upon by the Competitiveness Council on 26th May 2016.
The European universities of science and technology broadly supported the European Commission’s (EC) Communication ‘Towards a modern, more European copyright framework` and shared our insights to improve its impact.
This statement reports on our experiences with Erasmus+ to contribute to its interim evaluation, urging the European Union to draw on its historical and geopolitical responsibility to provide new momentum to maintain and strengthen the Europe of Knowledge
This statement reports on our experiences with Horizon 2020 to contribute to its interim evaluation, urging the European Union to provide new momentum to maintain and strengthen the Europe of Knowledge