News on the ACCESS4ALL’s website
Available online relevant Good Practices and Publications on the web of the European project ACCESS4ALL within the Erasmus + program framework.
The main objective of the ACCESS4ALL project is to promote equity and inclusion by facilitating access for disadvantaged students with fewer opportunities compared to their peers, a key objective of the Erasmus + program. One of the products to be elaborated by this project is to create a "Laboratory of Policies and Practices for Social Development in Higher Education" in order to generate innovative and flexible strategies with the aim of promoting the commitment of Higher Education Institutions with students belonging to vulnerable groups.
Each of the six partner universities of the project, all with extensive and complementary experience on social work analysis, research in higher education, politics and management, orientation and tutoring and inclusion, presented the good practices that are developed in their respective countries and territories. At this point, the project has been compiled a total of 55 "Good Practices", which are now available on the project’s web page which can be accessed by clicking here.
On the other hand, on the Publications section on the project website it is presented a wide range of scientific articles and impact journals, books and other publications related to the project's theme. Each of these publications is tagged by keywords and descriptors that help to facilitate a more detailed search according to its interest. Furthermore, these experiences are developed in different countries of the world in order to have an extensive comparative record. Access to the publications by clicking here.
The project, coordinated by EDO-UAB, is funded by the European Commission's Erasmus + program (Ref. 2015-1-SE01-KA203-015970) and has as partners: the University of Bristol (UK) the Università degli Studi di Bergamo (Italy), the Universitatea din Bucharest (Romania), the Polytechnic Institute of Leiria (Portugal) and the Jyväskylän Yliopisto (Finland).
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