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Erasmus Mundus Training session for NTOs, Antwerp, 9 December 2010 Introduction

Erasmus Mundus Training session for NTOs, Antwerp, 9 December 2010 Introduction. Joachim FRONIA –Head of Unit P4 Erasmus Mundus & External Cooperation Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency. Today’s briefing. 1. Introduction Erasmus Mundus today The 2011 Call

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Erasmus Mundus Training session for NTOs, Antwerp, 9 December 2010 Introduction

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  1. Erasmus Mundus Training session for NTOs, Antwerp, 9 December 2010 Introduction Joachim FRONIA –Head of Unit P4 Erasmus Mundus & External Cooperation Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency

  2. Today’s briefing • 1. Introduction • Erasmus Mundus today • The 2011 Call • 2. Promoting EM to higher education institutions • Action 1 Joint Programmes • Action 2 Partnerships • 3. Promoting to students • 4. Information on Erasmus Mundus 2

  3. Erasmus Mundus – where do we stand? • Action 1 - Joint Programmes including scholarships • Action 2 - Partnerships (including scholarships) • Action 3 - Promotion of European higher education

  4. Erasmus Mundus - Action 1 to date • 123 EMMCs and 24 EMJDs providing scholarships in 2011-2012 • 183 EMMCs selected, 2004 – 2010 • Action 1: 1451 participations by 559 different HEIs • 365 EU HEIs, 194 non-EU • 10,100 Masters students selected • 1,600 Masters scholars selected • First editions of EMJDs: 130 fellows selected

  5. Action 1: Top 10 EU partners 5

  6. Erasmus Mundus - Action 2 to date(ECW, 2007-2009, Action 2 2010) • 116 partnerships selected, 2007 - 2010 • 2,100 participations by 822 different HEIs • 256 EU, 566 non-EU • 14,000 mobilities to date (2007-2009 selections) • 5,500 mobilities planned in partnerships selected in 2010

  7. Action 2: Top 10 EU partners 7

  8. Erasmus Mundus - Action 3 to date(Ex-Action 4, 2004-2008) • 8 projects for promotion of European higher education selected in 2010 • 62 Enhancing attractiveness projects 2004-2010 • 560 participations by 466 different HE organisations (225 from Europe, 241 from third countries) • 5 information projects managed by National Structures (2 selected in 2009, 3 in 2010) • 5 Clusters of Erasmus Mundus projects

  9. Erasmus Mundus 2011 Call for Proposals • One programme, three actions = one Call • Call published December 2010 • Deadline 29 April 2011, Selection July 2011 • Key documents: • Programme Guide • Guidelines for Applicants (Action 2) • Call for Proposals

  10. EM Call 2011 – Actions 1 & 3 • Action 1 Call targets • EMMCs: 10 new Masters, up to 22 renewals • EMJDs: 12 new Doctorates • Budget: EUR 103.6 million • Action 3: • 6 projects to select • Budget: EUR 1.8 million

  11. EM Call 2011 – Action 2 Action 2: Strand 1 • 15 Lots for countries covered by ENPI, DCI, EDF, IPA • 34 projects expected • Total budget EUR 89.3 million • Mobility for at least 3,125 individuals

  12. Lot 3 (1) OPT Action 2: 2011 selection in Tempus region Lot number (number of partnerships) Lot 6 (3) Russia • Lot 10 (5) • 5 Central Asian republics Lot 8 (2) Belarus, Moldova, Ukraine Lot 7 (1) Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan Lot 11 (3) W. Balkans Lot 5 (1) Syria, Jordan Lot 1 (2) Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, Libya Lot 4 (1) Israel Lot 2 (1) Egypt, Lebanon

  13. Erasmus Mundus III: the future Erasmus Mundus II runs until end 2013 Programme will now be drawn up in light of higher education objectives and the EU’s wider policy objectives (Europe 2020) EU to maintain support for international mobility and academic cooperation Consultation took place on October/November for a new programme for international cooperation in higher education, for 2014-2018 New programme to take account of all existing programmes for international higher education cooperation: Erasmus Mundus; Tempus; US/Canada/bilateral programmes; ALFA; Edulink; Jean Monnet

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