The organisation representing all technical professions was erected on 26th June 2013. It is the interlocutor  with the political authorities and institutions on technical subjects. The organisation has now recently in March 2015  an independent  seat in the via Barberini, Roma. Read more on www.tuttoingegnere.it

The thirteen authorized agencies of ENAEE signed in Brussels, 19th November a mutual agreement with the objective to make every reasonable effort that for recognising engineering qualifications and for registering/licensing professional engineers practicing in its country or juridisction accept the comparability  of the EURACE labelled programmes acrredited by authorized agencies. This agreement is intended to facilitate further the mobility within the European Directive  on Recognition of Professional Qualifications. See  more  on  www.enae.eu

press release“Mobile engineers build an innovative Europe”

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20 November 2014 , Sofitel Brussels Europe Hotel – 1, Place Jourdan- Brussels

The event participated by 150 attendees  was a great success. The European Federations representing engineers – FEANI, CLAIU-EU, ECEC, ECCE, EFCA, CLGE, ENAEE  joined together to organise this unique event.

The Directive has been published in the Official Journal of 28th December 2013 and will come into force as from 17th January 2014.  members states have two years to implement into national legislation.  The new Directive is amending the previous one but  has  also some new tools introduced – European Professional Card, partial recognition and common training framework to mention some of them.  Read more

Download the programmeGreek Presidency Programme 1st half 2014

This is a CLAIU-EU Conference in partnership with SEII.

Climate, energy, insecurity about our future …, we are faced with huge challenges. In order to meet them and to respond to the many problems they entail, engineers will have an essential role to play, particularly in Europe, which lacks natural resources and competitiveness. Do European engineers receive the appropriate education to come up to the expectations of their various employers ? This conference intends to draw the current status of the question, with a special view on future needs for all types of engineers ( Bachelor, Master or doctoral degrees ). Read more – and see upcoming activities.

Abstracts to be submitted not later than 30 June 2013 -see complete information

For registration see the programme brochure available in CLAIUBolognaConference 2013 an CLAIUBrochureItaliano

Read moreEUA_ARDE_Publication

The Accountable Research Environments for Doctoral Education (ARDE) project was coordinated by EUA- European Universities Association in partnership with University College Cork (UCC), Universities Austria (UNIKO) and the Conference of Rectors of Academic Schools in Poland (CRASP). It was supported by the Lifelong Learning Programme of the European Commission.

The Bologna Process Implementation Report is the result of a joint effort by Eurostat, Eurostudent and Eurydice and has been overseen by the Bologna Follow-Up Group. The report covers a wide range of higher education issues, including the demographic and funding context for higher education; degree structures and qualifications; quality assurance; the social dimension of higher education; outcomes and employability, as well as lifelong learning and mobility. Read the full report

See invitation and programme

The new Proposal of Qualifications Directive and the Role of Engineering in the Safeguard and Development of Europe. See

See position paper

ENAEE Conference 12/13 November 2012, Porto, all presentations
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The Framework Programme for Research and Innovation 2014-2020-2-2012. See CESAER Position February 2012