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Professor Andrzej Krasniewsi gives us an inside scoop into the concept and the challenges of micro-credentials. Andrzej is the Work Package Lead for the Work Package “Society-centred Education” at the ENHANCE Alliance. He is also the Head of the Education Committee at the Faculty of Electronics and Information Technology and an Adviser to the Rector […]

From 19 to 21 October, the first Staff Week organized by the ENHANCE University Alliance took place on the campus of Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV) on Spain’s sunny Mediterranean coast. For me, as a relatively new member of the ENHANCE staff, the entire week was a great opportunity to meet with colleagues from all

The ENHANCE Summer School in Warsaw, Poland, was a surprise for me. This was a great experience, where I could visit Poland for the first time and get to know its lovely people. I spent five fun days with other international students, and I had also learned a lot during intense  and challenging working days.   The main

More than 600 students, academics and key stakeholders from society and partner universities met for the digital ENHANCE launch event, on 12 March to discuss the future of digital education, smart working, international relations and mobility.

At ENHANCE, we see micro-credentials as a means to make our educational offer more flexible and thereby attract more diverse groups of learners, including non-traditional students seeking to change or update their skills portfolio and actively engage with new technologies.

Today, 4th November, was the launching event of European university networks, collecting new and old consortia, representatives from the European Commission and member states.

TU Berlin initiates alliance with six partner universities as part of the European Commission’s European University Initiative.