ELAI is pleased to publish a list of recommended literature for studying European Liberal Arts Education.An increasing number of developments in European Liberal Arts has produced its own subject literature. The relevant works are scattered across academic journals, books, pamphlets, and naturally across the Internet. Without a common scholarly platform, Liberal Artisans of all inklinks…
2019 is off to a strong start, and ELAI is happy to provide some news from the front of European Liberal Education. This time, we have compiled brief information and links to new developments in research, delivery, and advocacy of liberal arts in Europe.A joyous celebration was held in Maastricht University on January 31st, when…
2019 has arrived, bringing the joy of new beginnings on many fronts. We have prepared a short update about some of the current developments in the European liberal arts education scene.This Tuesday, January 22nd, the National Interdisciplinary Conference took place in Utrecht, the Netherlands. The day was packed with presentations from both faculty and students…
As 2018 draws to a close, we would like to take a moment to reflect on what happened in European liberal arts education throughout those twelve months, and what to expect in 2019. In this post, we would summarize what happened, what we did, what to expect, and what we plan to do. Spoiler alert:…
Calling all liberal artisans, interdisciplinarians, polymaths, great books enthusiasts, and those who reject all the easy labels like the ones listed above.If you are interested in meeting fellow travellers in Europe in 2019, ELAI has compiled for you a list of conferences and academic gatherings of less formal type devoted to liberal education, in one…
The 3rd edition of Liberal Education Student Conference took place in Utrecht in May 2018. Rising up to the expectations, the gathering was highly successful in attracting students from a diverse array of liberal arts institutions and programmes, including Eastern and Southern Europe (that were less represented in previous editions).A tip of the hat to…
Remember this blog post? With spring just around the corner, we can offer you another small news flash on conferences and workshops on liberal arts education in Europe. As most of the events will take place in the upcoming weeks, we hope to provide you with another overview by mid-2018. As always, if we have…
We would like to invite you to join our ELAI Research Group email list that would facilitate discussion on European forms of liberal (arts) education across institutions and generations. Our aim is to slowly built up a network of both young and accomplished professionals in various domains of educational scholarship who share the passion for…
Every week, the ELAI database keeps growing slowly and now it includes videos. Youtube, and sometimes Vimeo, became important channels for institutional PR and attracting potential students. While often underestimated by some faculty and researchers, such channels provide valuable information in a whole different form.Liberal arts being liberal arts, some are getting creative about it.…
The book “What is liberal education – and what could it be? European students on their liberal arts education” has been published in October. It can be viewed online here, while those from all over the world who are faithful to reading in paper are more than welcome to order one through a form. ELAI…
