Peer Learning Activity: Internationalisation and Mobility
The European higher education landscape is evolving, with digital formats, sustainability, and inclusivity shaping the mobility debate more than ever. This peer learning activity brings together officials, experts and university representatives to exchange national experiences and discuss forward-looking internationalisation strategies.
Since the launch of the Bologna Process, student mobility has been at the heart of policy reforms within the European Higher Education Area (EHEA). The goal of having at least 20% of EHEA graduates complete an academic or professional experience abroad has been consistently reaffirmed in ministerial declarations over the past two decades. The debate on how to achieve this target has gained renewed momentum, particularly following the EU Member States’ commitment to an even more ambitious objective under Europe on the Move.
At the same time, the rise of digital formats, as well as growing emphasis on sustainability and inclusivity, is reshaping not only discussions on mobility but also the broader internationalisation discourse within higher education.
This peer learning activity aims to explore the complexity of internationalisation and mobility, drawing on diverse national experiences. In addition to members of the relevant EHEA working group, the event will bring together higher education policy experts and university representatives working in the field of internationalisation and mobility.
| Date | 26.05.2025 |
| Time | 10.00-16.30 |
| Place | Universitätsclub Bonn, Konviktstraße 9, 53113 Bonn |
| Target group | Higher Education Policy Experts; Higher Education Representatives working in the field of Internationalisation & Mobility; Members of the BFUG Working Group on Internationalisation and Mobility |
| Objective | Facilitate an exchange of views on EHEA mobility targets and peer-learning on member countries’ internationalisation strategies and priorities. |
| Programme | Programme |
| Registration | Click here for registration |
