Launched in 2016, the Aurora network aims to develop joint activities in terms of teaching, research and governance. It brings together European universities that share a common ambition to make a strong commitment to social responsibility.
Member universities
The nine institutions that make up the Aurora network are:
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (the Netherlands)
Université Grenoble Alpes (France)
University of Aberdeen (Scotland)
University of Antwerp (Belgium)
University of Iceland
University of Duisberg-Essen (Germany)
University of East Anglia (England)
University of Innsbruck (Germany)
University of Rovira i Virgili (Spain)
These Aurora members are amongst the leaders in the field of higher education and research; they are in the top 250 of the Times Higher Education ranking. An Elsevier* report has demonstrated that the Aurora network performs better, in terms of the quality and impact of its research, than other well-established networks such as LERU, Coimbra, UNICA or even Universitas 21.
Activities of the Aurora network
The Aurora network meets twice a year plenary sessions that bring together members from all partner universities, to allow teams of presidents and chancellors to fine-tune the network’s strategy and to coordinate progress made on the projects being performed by various groups and workshops on the following themes:
Innovation in teaching and learning
Societal impact of research
Sustainable development
Diversity and inclusion
Student engagement
*Elsevier is a provider of information system solutions that aim to improve the performance of professionals in the fields of health, science and technology.
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