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  • 30
    Jun2021

    Sustainable Universities in the 21st century

    Charles University in Prague was the proud virtual host of the 2021 Annual Conference of the Coimbra Group, as a result of over a year of fruitful collaboration between the Executive Board, the staff of the University and the Coimbra Group Office.  More than any other moment, this yearly gathering makes us feel as a member of the large Coimbra Group family

  • 18
    Jun2021

    News from the Coimbra Group 2021 General Assembly

    For the second consecutive year given the pandemic, the 2021 General Assembly of the Coimbra Group was held online. It was virtually hosted by Charles University (Prague) on 18 June 2021.

  • 07
    Jun2021

    Coimbra Group Statement on the Rolling out of the European Universities Initiative after the pilot phase

    The Coimbra Group has been a major actor of the co-design of the European Universities Initiative since the earliest stage of its development and remains fully engaged in its roll-out, with 32 of its 41 members involved in an alliance. The Coimbra Group is also Associated Partner to four selected alliances, CHARM-EU, Circle U., EC2U […]

  • 07
    Jun2021

    Open letter on the Participation of Switzerland under Horizon Europe

    The Coimbra Group is a co-signatory of an open letter to the European decision makers in relation with the participation of Switzerland under the Horizon Europe programme: Over the last years, the Swiss Confederation and the European Commission held complex negotiations about market access, which unfortunately did not result in a successful outcome. Hopefully, new […]

  • 31
    May2021

    Coimbra Group consulted on Pact for Research and Innovation

    On 25 May 2021 the Coimbra Group was invited by the European Commission’s Directorate General for Research and Innovation to a stakeholder meeting on the European Research Area (ERA) and more specifically, the Pact for Research and Innovation…

  • 31
    May2021

    Transformation in the higher education landscape: what are the drivers of change?

    This summer my 10 years in office as President/Provost of Trinity College Dublin ends. It has been a remarkable time. When change comes suddenly, we are forced to reflect, and I see…

  • 30
    Apr2021

    Key takeaway messages from discussions between Coimbra Group task group  on post-Brexit UK-EU exchange & relevant stakeholders

    The task group on post-Brexit UK-EU exchange has consulted widely on the implications of the UK’s decision for student and staff exchanges and for academic partnerships. Our findings…

  • 30
    Apr2021

    “No changes in geo-political structures or inter-governmental agreements will diminish our enthusiasm for, and commitment to, internationalisation”

    In the Coimbra newsletter dated 30 September 2019, we wrote about the aspects of Brexit which most concerned us at that timepoint. Now that Brexit has been completed,…

  • 29
    Apr2021

    CHINLONE project and the development of Myanmar Higher Education

    On 29 April 2021, the University of Bologna organized the online seminar “Navigating the Evolution of Myanmar Higher Education: Reflections”…

  • 29
    Apr2021

    2021 Coimbra Group Annual Meeting

    The Executive Board and the Rector of Charles University in Prague, our hosts this year, had to take the regrettable but unavoidable decision to switch to a fully online event this year again

  • 15
    Apr2021

    Seminar on Navigating the Evolution of Myanmar’s Higher Education – 29 April

    This event marks the end of CHINLONE, a three-year capacity building project co- funded by the Erasmus+ programme of the European Union.

  • 31
    Mar2021

    Women in Science: Why we must pay attention to equality and diversity

    Every other year on March 8th, International Women’s Day, the University of Groningen awards the Aletta Jacobs prize to a woman who has served as an example to others…

  • 31
    Mar2021

    Walls, Laws and Migrations – Past and Present

    The Coimbra Group SSH Working Group invites you to the online colloquium “Walls, Laws and Migrations – Past and Present”, on 27-28 May 2021.

  • 30
    Mar2021

    “YEBO!” project online conference – Registration is open

    Join us and our partner institutions in South Africa and Europe at the YEBO! online conference on internationalisation of PhD studies, on 12-14 April.

  • 25
    Mar2021

    NESET’s new publication on COVID-19 impact on higher education

    The Network of Experts working on the Social Dimension of Education and Training (NESET) has just published a new analytical report on the impact of COVID-19…

  • 26
    Feb2021

    Alliances of European Universities: an unprecedented initiative at the crossroads?

    During the first semester of 2021, most of the 17 first Alliances (selected in 2019) will enter in the second half of their (first) funding period: this will coincide with the launch, by the European Commission, of a consultation process on a “EU Higher Education Transformation Agenda”…

  • 24
    Feb2021

    Roundtable discussion with Dr Herzberger-Fofana and Dr Ahmed Ouma

    You are kindly invited to attend the two final events of the Coimbra Group Virtual Winter School on Global Change and the Covid-19 Pandemic in Africa: roundtable discussion with…

  • 29
    Jan2021

    The Momentum for Innovation

    The year 2020 and Germany‘s 13th Presidency of the Council of the European Union was marked by the COVID-19 outbreak. The pandemic has proven to be a particular challenge for the …

  • 27
    Jan2021

    Main Events of CG Winter School on Global Change and the Covid-19 Pandemic in Africa

    We are happy to announce that the Coimbra Group Virtual Winter School “Global Change and the COVID-19 Pandemic in Africa – Chances or Challenges?” will start on 1 February 2021.

  • 14
    Jan2021

    Coimbra Group Statement on UK’s withdrawal from the Erasmus+ programme

    In light of the withdrawal of the United Kingdom (UK) from the new Erasmus+ programme, and given the significant engagement of Coimbra Group…

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In 1985, the International Relations Office at Université catholique de Louvain was celebrating its 20th anniversary and had an inspired idea: invite other universities to come together, collaborate, and dream big.

  • Comprehensive university, including a Faculty of Medicine;
  • Big university in a small city, like Louvain-la-Neuve and Leuven;
  • Foundation date comparable to that of Louvain – XV century;
  • Comparable number of students – 15 to 30.000.
  • That initial meeting sparked something extraordinary. A network of like-minded institutions was born—one that would grow and thrive over the next four decades. Today, we know it as the Coimbra Group, a leading voice in European and global higher education.

Following on from the meeting in Louvain-la-Neuve/Leuven a meeting was held in Coimbra on 29-30 May 1986, at which it was decided to name the cooperation network after its host university. Joint projects were discussed, among them exchanges of choirs and orchestras, summer courses for North American students at CG universities, and joint student exchanges.

The 21 founding members of the network were: Julius Maximilians University of Würzburg, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Università di Siena, Universidad de Salamanca, Université de Poitiers, Università di Pavia, University of Oxford, Université catholique de Louvain, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Leiden University, Heidelberg University, Universidad de Granada, University of Göttingen, University of Galway, University of Edinburgh, Trinity College Dublin, Universidade de Coimbra, University of Cambridge, Université de Caen, ,Università di Bologna & Aarhus University