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Elenco Associazioni Network DIRI Qualificazione Denominazione Acronimo Scopo Sede Sito istituzionale giuridica Founded in 1985 and formally constituted by Charter in 1987, the Coimbra Group is an association of long-established European multidisciplinary universities of high international standard. The Coimbra Group is committed to creating special academic and cultural ties in order to promote, for the benefit of its members, internationalisation, academic collaboration, Coimbra Group CG excellence in learning and research, and service to society. It is also the purpose of the Group to influence European Bruxelles Associazione https://www.coimbra-group.eu/ educational policy and to develop best practice through mutual exchange of experience. IAU brings together its Members more than 130, for reflection and action on common priorities. IAU is an indipendent bilingual ( English end French ), non-governemental organization. It acts as the global voice of higher education to International Association of UNESCO and other international higher organizations, and provides a global forum for leaders of institutions and IAU Paris Associazione https://www.iau-aiu.net/ Universities associations. Its services are avaliable on the priority basis to members but also to organisations, institutions and authorities concerned with higher education, as well as to individual policy and decision-makers, specialists, administrators, teachers, researchers and students. The Utrecht Network encourages contacts among universities and the surrounding community or regions, in the area of academic, educational, social and technological developments. Utrecht Network Utrecht Network Utrecht Associazione http://www.utrecht-network.org/ Since it came into existence the Network has worked toward a number of objectives. In the future these activities will be continued on the same footing. Scholars at Risk is an international network of institutions and individuals whose mission it is to protect scholars and Scholars at risk SAR New York Associazione https://www.scholarsatrisk.org/ promote academic freedom. EUA’s vision for Europe’s universities is a system of highly-diverse and autonomous academic institutions that engage in European University Association EUA Bruxelles Associazione https://eua.eu/ excellent research, provide a wide spectrum of qualifications and facilitate the mobility of staff and students. Unione delle università del UNIMED UNIMED acts in different scientific fields and its aim is to develop research and education in the Euro-Mediterranean area Roma Associazione http://www.uni-med.net/ Mediterraneo in order to contribute to scientific, cultural, social and economic cooperation. The image that better represents the association is a University without walls. Uni-Italia ha come obiettivi -tra gli altri - di favorire la cooperazione universitaria e gli scambi culturali fra l’Italia e gli altri UNI ITALIA UNI ITALIA Paesi, con particolare attenzione all’attrazione di studenti e ricercatori stranieri presso le istituzioni accademiche italiane, Roma Associazione http://www.uni-italia.it/ come più ampiamente descritto nello Statuto. Qualificazione Denominazione Acronimo Scopo Sede Sito istituzionale giuridica presso la sede The purpose of UniAdrion is the collaboration among universities and research centres with the aim of strengthening dell'Università UNIADRION UNIADRION Associazione www.europaeum.org international cooperation and of favouring the progress of culture, science, training and research in the countries of the Politecnica delle Adriatic-Ionian basin. Marche The objects of thew Charity are the advancement of education through the encouragement of: EUROPAEUM EUROPAEUM (i) Charity studies in the universities and institutions of higher education which are members of the Charity, and Oxford Associazione https://europaeum.org/ (ii) the movement of academic staff and students between those universities and institutions to share knowledge and information. The Trans-Atlantic Science Student Exchange Program is a consortium of member universities from the European Union, Canada and the United States.Academic advisors of science faculties work in close cooperation with their study abroad The Trans-Atlantic Science Student TASSEP offices. TASSEP ensures that students are properly orientated and advised about courses selection and eases the Paris Associazione http://www.tassep.upmc.fr/en Exchange Program problems of receiving credit for courses taken abroad. The goal is to permit students to take most of their Bachelor or Master level courses abroad with respect of their study schedules of their home university. The mission of this association is to create a truly European inter-university environment, where outstanding research is UNA EUROPA- EUROPEAN UNA EUROPA continuously linked to transnational learning and innovative, critical thinking. Bruxelles Associazione https://www.una-europa.eu/ UNIVERSITY ALLIANCE UNA Europa is a strong alliance based on shared values. It aims to shape Europe’s future..
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