Arqus participates in a peer learning activity at The Hague to enhance Inclusion in the European Higher Education Area by 2030

The Arqus Inclusion & Diversity Hub, represented by one of its co-leads, Lucia Gennaro from the University of Padua, will participate in the first peer learning activity organised by the project Bologna with Stakeholders Eyes for an Innovative, Inclusive and Interconnected European Higher Education Area by 2030 (BWSE FOR2030).

The activity is devoted to the topic “Towards an inclusive EHEA by 2030”, and will set a strong focus on mutual learning and practice exchange. The event will be hosted by the Dutch Ministry of Education, Science and Culture and the Dutch Center for Diversity Policy (ECHO) in The Hague, Netherlands on 16 and 17 February, 2023. The participants will be representatives of relevant ministries, higher education institutions, non-governmental organisations, students, and other higher education stakeholders from EHEA countries. They will be invited to actively engage during the event, identifying potential solutions to existing challenges, and contributing to the formulation of tangible recommendations to support the effectiveness of the Bologna Process.

The BWSE FOR2030 project is co-funded by Erasmus+ Programme and coordinated by the European Students’ Union. The consortium also includes –among other partners–  the European University Association (EUA), the European Association for Quality Assurance in Higher Education (ENQA), and the European Association of Institutions in Higher Education (EURASHE).

The peer learning activity will be an excellent chance for Arqus to network with relevant stakeholders, gain useful insights, and contribute to the discussion on inclusion in the Higher Education sector at the European level.