Prague Manifesto concluding conference June 2023
In pursuit of ENOHE’s aims of engaging in advocacy and in promoting the further professional development of the role of ombuds in higher education, this statement was issued at the …
ENOHE Conference in Prague: All-time High Participation, New Leadership Elected, Goals set for the Future
Participants at ENOHE Conference in Prague 2023 With almost 100 participants from more than 20 countries from Europe and beyond the annual conference of ENOHE in Prague this week showed …
Call for Papers deadline 16 January: ENOHE Annual Conference 14-16 June 2023 in Prague
ENOHE, the Charles University Prague and the Czech National Network of University Ombuds Offices are delighted to be working together on the 2023 ENOHE Annual Conference to be held in …
Webinar 28 November: The Role of Ombuds in Increasing Student Input into Higher Education Governance. What’s behind and/or beyond it?
Students are the most important reason for the existence of higher education institutions.Since 1982 ESU, the European Student Union (and its predecessor organisations) have been fighting for students’ rights around …
Talks on the Ombuds idea in Bratislava
Mid-November, President of ENOHE and Ombuds for Students in the Austrian Ministry of Science Josef Leidenfrost visited the Slovak Parliament in Bratislava, the capital of the Slovak Republic. Josef Leidenfrost …
Semester Opening Conference of the Czech Ministry of Higher Education in Prague: University Ombuds Offices as a European topic
At the annual semester-opening conference of the Czech Ministry of Higher Education on 8 and 9 September in Prague, the topic of “higher education ombudsman institutions” was also on the …
ESU student rights charter 2021
The European Students’ Union (ESU) decided in the spring of 2021 (at board meeting number 80 (BM80)) to add this new section 1.20 to their student rights charter: “All students …
‘Bologna Ministerial Conference’ recommends the set up of higher education Ombuds within the European Higher Education Area
Higher education ministers or their representatives from 49 member states of the Council of Europe participating in the so-called “Bologna Process” have met mid-November 2020 at an online ministerial conference …