Journal of the European Higher Education Area

This journal aims to provide higher education leaders, faculty, politicians and students with a user-friendly tool to support their work translating the major reforms of the Bologna Process into meaningful institutional strategies and practices. All those who have to make decisions in higher education today and who want to inform their decisions through a sound knowledge of international policy and practice should also find the Journal contributions useful on a day-to-day and long-term basis.

The Journal continues and further develops the efforts of the EUA Bologna Handbook to bridge higher education policy and practice while further developing and strengthening the focus on learning and teaching.

Thus readers can expect to learn about:

• Overall trends and developments and new approaches to learning and teaching in higher education
• How the issues of access, lifelong learning, and student services are dealt with in different parts of Europe
• What university leaders think about governance, management and funding, and what are the best institutional structures to support innovative learning and teaching
• How quality assurance can enhance teaching and learning
• What the internationalisation of teaching and learning means for the European Higher Education Area.