Which are the main challenges Una Europa has to address when building European degrees?
Maria Gravari Barbas https://www.una-europa.eu/about/about-us : The real difficulties are not content-related, but stem from the existing national and European regulations. While it makes perfect sense to develop European, disciplinary or multidisciplinary, transnational and multilingual degrees, national regulations are very heterogeneous. The creation of a common bachelor's, master's or doctoral degree between all Una Europa universities implies the prior and in-depth harmonization of eight national systems. Today, there is no real framework at European level to allow for the creation of true European degrees. This requires a real willingness by the Member States and the EU. The route taken by the first 17 European Universities funded under Erasmus+ is very bottom-up and implies ad-hoc solutions. It will undoubtedly be necessary in the years to come to think about an adequate European framework allowing for the implementation of real European diplomas. F: Manifesto in italiano | Una Europa (una-europa.eu)