Transnational project meeting in Budapest

An intense Erasmus GAP project meeting took place from October 16 to 18  in Budapest, hosted by ELTE.

We had an in-depth discussion about the study results that are about to be published and will share them with you soon. One of the most important findings was that it is not always the factors traditionally seen as barriers that create the gap between mobile and non-mobile students. We should focus on the particular issues that higher education institutions can influence.

The consortium also looked at the following tasks to be implemented, including the development of a self-assessment tool for institutions to help them adapt a data-driven inclusion strategy, followed by the visualisation of the resulting data, as well as the organisation of study visits, national workshops and student training. 

Our objective is twofold: to provide institutions with a practical and illustrative tool, while at the same time translating the lessons learned and data generated by the project into policy advocacy activities. 

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