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Workshop “Managing International Staff and Student Mobility” St.Petersburg 3.02.2011 The Importance of Mobility for the Institutional Development. Alina Grzhibovska Director of International Relations Department University of Latvia. http://www.lu.lv. http://www.bsrun.org.
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Workshop“Managing International Staffand Student Mobility”St.Petersburg3.02.2011The Importance of Mobility for the Institutional Development Alina Grzhibovska Director of International Relations Department University of Latvia http://www.lu.lv http://www.bsrun.org
Strategic Plan 2010-2020 • Objectives: • To create and maintain active cooperation with the EU institutions, actively becoming involved in the international university organizations • To create joint study programmes on a European and Baltic level • To participate actively in Erasmus Mundusand other student exchange programmes, ensuring the recognition of studies abroad • To promote the engagement of UL researchers in post-doctoral studies in foreign universities and research centres, as well as to promote their return to Latvia, ensuring favourable conditions upon their return to the UL • To ensure high quality of studies for the exchange students and to achieve effective cooperation between faculties and departments http://www.lu.lv http://www.bsrun.org
Elements of the Internationalization Policy • Mobility of students and lecturers with the aim to improve the quality of studies, renew and improve the qualification of personnel • Participation in the international academic and professional organizations • To improve knowledge of personnel in the languages of EU member states, by developing courses in foreign languages • To invite foreign experts • Establishment of international centres • Exports of education and attraction of foreign students • Inclusion of foreign experts in the promotional and doctoral study councils • Active participation in the international scientific and education exhibitions http://www.lu.lv http://www.bsrun.org
Cooperation Directions • Bilateral cooperation agreements with 96 universities in 36 countries • International networks and organizations (IAU, EUA, Euroasian University Association, ISEP, UNICA, UTREHT Network, BSRUN, Campus Europae, SYLFF) • Participation in educational and research programmes and projects • Mobility http://www.lu.lv http://www.bsrun.org 4
Internationalization at Home • Joint programmes/double degree • International study programmes • Visiting lecturers • International auditorium • Projects • Services http://www.lu.lv http://www.bsrun.org 5
Bilateral Agreements 2011 99 universities in 36 countries Others: Argentina, Austria, Bahamas, Belarus, Bulgaria, Denmark, South Korea, Egypt, Netherlands, Israel, India, Moldova, Norway, Singapore, Spain, Thailand http://www.lu.lv http://www.bsrun.org 6
Participation in ERASMUS Mundus projects • Join EU-SEE (2009) – Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Macedonia, Kosovo, Albania, Croatia • Triple I (2010) – 12 universities in Russia • CENTAURI (2010) – Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kazakhstan, Kirgizstan (incoming students/lecturers, academic staff) • Lot3b (2010) – occupied territory of Palestine • MISOCO – (Joint Master degree programme) http://www.lu.lv http://www.bsrun.org 7
Total Mobility http://www.lu.lv http://www.bsrun.org 8
Erasmus Mobility http://www.lu.lv http://www.bsrun.org 9
Erasmus Outgoing Staff Mobility http://www.lu.lv http://www.bsrun.org 10
Thank you very muchfor your attention! alina.grzibovska@lu.lv http://www.lu.lv http://www.bsrun.org