Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility in Germany. Istanbul, 24 March 2017 National Agency for European Higher Education Germany Dr Markus Symmank

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1 Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility in Germany Istanbul, 24 March 2017 National Agency for European Higher Education Germany Dr Markus Symmank 1

2 The German Education System Sonderschule BVJ BGJ Duale Ausbildung Fachschule Grundschule Elementary School Hauptschule Realschule Gymnasium 10. Klasse Gesamtschule Comprehensive School Berufsfachschule Vocational Training Gymnasiale Oberstufe/ berufliches Gymnasium Berufsaufbauschule Fachoberschule FOS 13 Hochschule Fachhochschule Kunsthochschule Theologische/ Pädagogische Hochschule Universität Berufsakademie Weiterbildung Primary Education Secondary Education I Secondary Education II Tertiary Education Quaternary Education 2

3 German and foreign students by type of HEI 2016 number and in % of all students at German HEI 3

4 Foreign students, Bildungsauslaender and Bildungsinlaender since

5 Bildungsauslaender in 2016 by Region of Origin 5

6 Major international student mobility flows in

7 Universities in Germany Types of higher education systems 426 Higher Education Institutions in Germany 380 Higher Education Institutions hold an ECHE Types 128 Universities and Technical Universities (also Teacher Education Universities, Seminars of Theology etc.) 67 % student population 246 Universities of Applied Sciences (also Schools of Administration) 32 % student population 52 Academies of Art and Music 1 % student population

8 HEI by Type in Germany 8

9 Erasmus+ Mobility in Germany 2017 Germany Heading 1 Heading 4 Erasmus+ Mobility with Programme Countries 85,6 M Erasmus+ Mobility with Partner Countries 18,7 M 9

10 Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility (KA107) Overview High demand: Oversubscription in all regions (call 2016 and 2017) All types and all sizes of HEI involved Regional balance within Germany Working-group of HEI on KA Budget Allocation for Germany in Mio. 18,77 16,49 15, Budget Allocation for Germany in Mio. 10

11 Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility (KA107) Applications Application Development st call 2nd call Country Applications 0 no second call in 2016 due to full absorption in all regions 11

12 Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility (KA107) Qualitative Assessment Assessment preparation for months Each project assessed by two experts (1.286 assessments of country applications in 2017) Pool of experts: NA external; Executives of HEI Ø results: 2015: 79,9 2016: 76,4 2017: ongoing 12

13 Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility (KA107) Allocation model 2016 Envelope 1. Eligibility criteria Quality 2. Eligibility criteria Budget Limit 3. Eligibility criteria Regional Balance Southern Partnership Countries (ENI) Funding 70 points 5 % of the regional budget Proper geographical balance Eastern Partnership Countries (ENI) Funding 75 points 5 % of the regional budget Proper geographical balance Russian Federation (ENI&PI) Funding 75 points 5 % of the regional budget Latin America (DCI) Funding 86 points 5,5 % of the regional budget Asia (DCI) Funding 70 points 5 % of the regional budget a) 25 % for LDC b) < 30 % for Brasil and Mexico a) 25 % for LDC b) < 30 % for China and India Central Asia (DCI) Funding 70 points 7,5 % of the regional budget South Africa (DCI) Funding 70 points 14 % of the regional budget Western Balkans (IPA) Funding 60 points America (PI) Funding 80 points 10 % of the regional budget Industrialised countries (PI) Funding 80 points 10 % of the regional budget ACP (EDF) Funding 75 points 10 % of the regional budget 13

14 Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility (KA107) Partner countries Involvement of different partner countries 2015: 49 different partner countries (granted) 2016: 63 different partner countries (granted) 2017: 77 different partner countries (applied) Top-five applied partner countries 2015 Israel 39 Russian Federation 37 Ukraine 28 Serbia 27 United States Russian Federation 41 Israel 29 Ukraine 26 Serbia 23 Georgia Russian Federation 49 Israel/Ukraine 37 South Africa 25 Serbia 23 China 22 14

15 Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility (KA107) NA DAAD events and measures Fact finding missions: Kosovo and Albania (June 2015) Moldova (December 2015) Tunisia (November 2016) Monitoring seminars: Novi Sad/Serbia (October 2016) Tel Aviv/Israel (November 2016) Minsk/Belarus (April 2017) 15

16 Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility (KA107) Challenges Continuity of projects/impact Time-consuming application and project management Synchronization of management processes Comparably high funded partner countries/partner HEI with limited management ressources 16

17 Nationale Agentur für EU-Hochschulzusammenarbeit Erasmus+ National Agency Higher Education DAAD Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) Kennedyallee Bonn Servicenummer: