About SAMUELE
SAMUELE stands for Self-Assessment Model for Universities Embracing Lifelong Learning in Europe
Our objectives
The overall aims of the SAMUELE project are on one hand to enhance transparency and implementation of ULLL across European HEIs and on the other hand to develop tools that help HEIs to reflect and improve the way they organise and offer ULLL programmes.
Who is involved
SAMUELE is co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme under ERASMUS-EDU-2024-PCOOP-ENGO 101184156 Partnership for Cooperation in Education and Training for European NGOs.
Coordinated by eucen (BE), the project brings together a strong consortium of full partners, including ESU (BE), Johannes Gutenberg University (DE), Copenhagen Business School (DK), University College Cork (IE), University of Lille (FR), Stifterverband (DE), Station (DK), IRD Duhallow (IE), and FCU (FR).
Additionally, the project collaborates with 12 associated HEIs and the Lifelong Learning Platform, that have joined the project as Associate Partners.
Our process
Conduct a survey across 18 EU countries
Followed by the collection of a questionnaire from 100+ HEIs and the identification of 25+ relevant case studies. The findings will serve as the foundation for a Comparative Matrix and a Good Practices Report on ULLL.
Develop a standardised self-assessment model
For European universities to evaluate and enhance their ULLL strategies. This model will be tested in 18 HEIs to ensure its adaptability across different educational contexts.
Formulate a set of policy recommendations
Together with an Action Plan for EU policymakers at different levels to support the seamless integration of ULLL into HEIs.
Project phases
Phase ONE: Research and Analysis
Phase TWO: Self-Assessment Model for HEIs
Phase THREE: Policy Agenda
For any questions or comments regarding SAMUELE, please contact the SAMUELE project coordinators via samuele@eucen.eu