ETER has established itself as a reference register for higher education institutions in Europe. eQAfy, for example, used the ETER database to identify higher education institutions for different surveys: Which Content Management Systems do EU Universities Use? Where Do EU Universities Host…
Using ETER data on the localization of Higher Education Institutions, a report of DG Regio shows that, in general, universities are quite widely distributed across Europe. In the EU and the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) area, an average of four…
ETER was used to describe the European higher education sector by the Swedish Higher Education Authority for the report “Higher Education in Sweden – 2018 Status Report”. Downlaod full report (pdf)
A report by Eurydice examines the characteristics of academic personnel in European higher education by examining issues like the qualification requirements for academic personnel, the recruitment process, employment and working conditions in academia, external quality assurance procedures, and top-level strategies for…
This report by the European Commission provides a set of indicators of the cultural and creative performance of cities in Europe. 10% of the data for the indicator are derived from ETER, particularly data on the share of graduates by…
A report of the Joint Research Center of the European Commission makes use of the ETER data to analyze the determinants of the student mobility in Europe. The report uses data on mobile students (degree mobility) and Erasmus students from…
