Structure

Igor Kiselev
Сhairman
Moscow, Russia

EEExecutive Office

EExecutive Committee

Department

Alberto Ferrari
Director
Roma, Italy
Rick Moore
assistant
Liverpool, UK
Anna Kianova
assistant
Kaliningrad, Russia
Adriana Bukowski
assistant
Krakow, Poland
Alberto Aliaga
specialist
Barcelona, Spain
Gina Ricci
specialist
Milan, Italy
Halsten Adamsson
specialist
Stockholm, Sweden
Emil Fromm
specialist
Berlin, Germany
Vladimir Kononovsspecialist
Riga, Latvia
Juliette Bardot
Director
Paris, France
Jose Fagundes
assistant
Lisboa, Portugal
Georgius Papadopulu
assistant
Athens, Greece
Dmitriadis Papandreu
specialist
Athens, Greece
Daniel Casal
specialist
Salamanca, Spain
Adele Jones
specialist
Portsmouth, UK

AAAAdvisory Office

CCCCCCCouncil

CCCommission

Robert Bach
Director
Berlin, Germany
Adele Baum
assistant
Berlin, Germany
Vito Monti
assistant
Venice, Italy
Vangelis Papazoglu
specialist
Athens, Greece
Ilona Malinova
specialist
Prague, Czech Republic
Daniel Deloney
specialist
Paris, France
Marco Kovachich
specialist
Zagreb, Croatia
Andrej Jakovski
specialist
Bratislaba, Slovakia
Lucy Adamson
Director
London, UK
Aleksy Kaczka
assistant
Warsaw, Poland
Zlatan Milosh
assistant
Oslo, Norway
Linda Menez
specialist
Madrid, Spain
Marie Lambert
specialist
Lion, France
Branislav Smola
specialist
Ljubljana, Slovenia
Magnus Vinter
specialist
Malmo, Sweden

SSSSSSecretariat 

Roman van Dyck
Director
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Alexander van Wieren
specialist
Leuven, Belgium
Maria Daelman
specialist
City of Brussels, Belgium
Olga Maas
specialist
Amsterdam, Netherlands

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European Higher Education Organization is a public organization carrying out academic, educational and information activities on higher education in Europe.

The EHEO general plan stresses that:

  • Higher education systems require adequate funding and, as an investment in economic growth, public spending in higher education should be protected.
  • The challenges faced by higher education require more flexible governance and funding systems, which balance greater autonomy for education institutions with accountability to stakeholders.

Thus, EHEO plans:

  • improve academic and scientific interaction of universities;
  • protect the interests of universities;
  • interact more closely with public authorities of European countries;
  • popularize European higher education in the world;
  • develop academic mobility;
  • seek funding for European universities.