Project Reference Number: 101237141 — ERASMUS-EDU-2025-CBHE
Scalable Electronic Document Workflow for Universities: Enhancing Efficiency, Autonomy and European Integration — SEDWU
The SEDWU project is a joint initiative between European and Ukrainian universities to develop a scalable, adaptive,
and secure electronic document workflow system, fostering cross-border collaboration, knowledge exchange, and
institutional modernisation. By streamlining administrative processes, optimising document management, and enhancing data security, SEDWU will reduce bureaucratic inefficiencies, improve decision-making, and strengthen institutional autonomy, aligning Ukrainian universities with best practices in the European Higher Education Area.
Through close cooperation with EU partners, the project will transfer expertise in digital transformation, AI-driven
automation, and cybersecurity, ensuring that Ukrainian universities benefit from cutting-edge solutions and compliance with European standards. SEDWU will facilitate multi-campus collaboration, hybrid learning environments, and digital inclusion for displaced universities, reinforcing the resilience and adaptability of Ukraine’s higher education system. Recognising that technology alone is not enough for sustainable transformation, SEDWU will place significant
emphasis on staff development and capacity-building. Comprehensive training programmes, workshops, and best
practice exchanges will equip academic and administrative personnel with the skills needed to implement, manage, and further develop digital workflows. This will ensure that the impact of the project extends beyond its duration, fostering a culture of digital literacy and innovation within participating institutions.
By developing open-access resources, conducting dissemination events, and engaging with policymakers, the
project will ensure that universities across Ukraine and beyond can benefit from its results. SEDWU will not only
modernise document management but also contribute to Ukraine’s deeper integration into the European educational
space, strengthening digital governance, institutional capacity, and cross-border academic cooperation.