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Rethinking higher education from the margins
What does access to higher education look like from the perspective of underserved communities? This question is being tackled by civil society organisations and academic institutions across Europe and Latin America. Supported by the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions programme, the EHEI project is bringing them together to explore this question and to create a cross-continental network for inclusive transformation. The aim is to develop more inclusive teaching, guidance, and support systems. Through staff exchanges, on-the-ground collaborations, and intersectional research, the project aims to reshape how universities and civil society organizations engage with underserved groups. At its heart, EHEI is about turning reflection into action, ensuring educational systems evolve to truly support every learner’s path.
What does access to higher education look like from the perspective of underserved communities? This question is being tackled by civil society organisations and academic institutions across Europe and Latin America. Supported by the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions programme, the EHEI project is bringing them together to explore this question and to create a cross-continental network for inclusive transformation. The aim is to develop more inclusive teaching, guidance, and support systems. Through staff exchanges, on-the-ground collaborations, and intersectional research, the project aims to reshape how universities and civil society organizations engage with underserved groups. At its heart, EHEI is about turning reflection into action, ensuring educational systems evolve to truly support every learner’s path.
| Acronym | EHEI |
|---|---|
| Status | Active |
| Effective start/end date | 1/10/25 → 30/09/29 |
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