EU-Africa university ties to be deepened
September 1st, 2010
BY David Haworth
New plans for broadening the two-way street between African and European universities were unveiled at a conference in Brussels when 150 delegates from both continents debated closer ties in higher education.
The conference focused on the newly published White Paper on bridging arrangements between institutions and greater cooperation between European scholars and their counterparts in sub-Saharan Africa.
It conclusions follow studies and discussion staged through the European Union (EU)-funded Fostering Trust and Exchange between Europe and ...
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