Universities across Europe are strapped for cash, leading to overcrowded lecture halls, dilapidated facilities and precarious jobs for staff. It’s back to school for universities across Europe, and students and staff are facing an uncertain future. The EU wants 3% of GDP to go on higher education, but only a few countries actually hit this target. Slashed budgets across the board are hurting the student experience. How can we keep Europe’s universities afloat? Arte Europe Weekly is the weekly ne

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