The ENOHE Yearbook (2024)
Former ENOHE President (2019-2023), Josef Leidenfrost, has produced a Yearbook containing articles from various people commissioned by him to write on topics related to the work of the ombuds in …
ENOHE Prague Conference 2023 Report
After its most successful annual conference in Prague in June 2023 with 100 participants from five continents ENOHE, the European Network of Ombuds in Higher Education, now publishes the conference …
20 Years History Report
ENOHE has celebrated its 20th anniversary recently. On that occasion a special publication had been prepared, “20 YEARS ENOHE. LOOKING BACK – LOOKING FORWARD. Celebrating the First 20 Years of …
Occasional Paper no. 17: ”The dilemma of international students at UC in a pandemic context” and ”What can universities do to prevent PhD students from dropping out?”
The dilemma of international students at UC in a pandemic contextThe internationalization of Portuguese universities is a priority for the Portuguese national government and for Portuguese higher education institutions. Nevertheless, …
Occasional Paper no. 16: ”Conflict Management through Ombudsman Offices at Universities in Austria: Status and Outlook”
In Austria, there are currently about 70 Ombuds offices and similar institutions at higher education institutions that deal with conflict management. This article sheds light on the question of the …
Occasional Paper no. 15: ”How to set up an Ombuds office”
Download ENOHE Occasional Paper no. 15 containing a transcription of webinar 22 June 2021 ” How to set up an Ombuds office”: See a video of the webinar here.
ENOHE Occasional Paper 14 now available
The ENOHE webinar on COVID-19 concerns part II, “A New Year, A New (ab)normal: Adopting to COVID-19 in the New Academic Year” was held on 10 December 2020 with 75 …
Occasional Paper 13 now published: “Comparing Concerns: COVID-19 Webinar”
The ENOHE webinar on COVID-19 concerns had been held on 10 June 2020 with 57 participants. Four speakers from four different countries – Mexico, Spain, Germany and Poland – shared …