EU policy and programme support to "European Higher Education in the world" Date: in 12 pts

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1 EU policy and programme support to "European Higher Education in the world"

2 The EU policy framework The European higher education in the world strategy launched in promotes mobility and cooperation between universities, EU member states and no-eu countries

3 Building internationalisation strategy Mobility of students and staff Internationalisation at home and digital learning + possible EU support Cooperation, patrnership and capacity building

4 The neighbourhood policy 2012 Communication "A Partnership for Democracy and a Shared Properity" 2015 ENP review - Joint Consultation Paper Upcoming Communication (mid November) Differentiation Focus on priority areas (Youth?) Neighbours of the neighbours New governance (European and partner countries)

5 Dialogue with Southern Mediterranean countries on higher education policies and programmes Launched in 2012 on the basis of the Communication "A Partnership for Democracy and a Shared Properity" Aims to: Provide a regional platform for dialogue Share good practice Take stock of EU support and identify further needs Promote regional cooperation in higher education

6 Activities Technical seminars Policy dialogue meetings June 2012 June 2014 (on employability) Next one planned in 2016 Information Day on Erasmus+ (Cyprus, 2013) Seminar on quality assurance (Brussels, 2014) Seminar on Recognition of Credits and Qualifications (Brussels, 2015) Further information and meetings reports at

7 Southern Mediterranean countries A priority region under Erasmus+ Education and Culture

8 The legacy of previous programmes in South Med countries Mobility part Erasmus Mundus Action 1 full partners in 6 EMMCs 599 scholarships 147 scholars 15 fellows Erasmus Mundus Action 2 Over 7000 beneficiaries 46 partnerships

9 The legacy of previous programmes Capacity building dimension Tempus 161 capacity building projects supported Impact Staff development Curricular reform Link with Labour Market Reform at national level

10 Tempus Erasmus Mundus EU-international ERASMUS+ Youth in Action Edulink Alfa Jean Monnet 1 Learning Mobility 2 Cooperation Erasmus Sport Leonardo Comenius Grundtvig EU EU Erasmus+ 3 Policy support

11 Erasmus+ ( ) and South Med region Credit mobility for staff and students: 155 million (approx. 26,000 mobility flows) Additional windows for Erasmus Mundus Joint Programmes: 17 million (approx. 380 scholarships) Capacity Building for Higher Education with Special Mobility Strand: 172 million (approx. 215 projects) Education and Culture

12 Credit mobility First results Call Budget Spent 1st Round

13 Results for South Med 2015 (first round) Credit mobility # Last Awarded Participants Staff Learner Education and Culture

14 Erasmus+ - Joint programmes Number of scholarships awarded Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters Erasmus Mundus Joint Doctorates** * * Including special window for Syria ** Phasing out until 2017 Joint Doctorates moved to Marie Sklodowska-Curie actions Education and Culture

15 Erasmus+ - Capacity Building 2015 call Number of applications Number of projects selected Budget in M At Global level Southern Mediterranean countries Education and Culture

16 Conclusive messages Attend national information days (both in Europe and South Med countries) Use your national relays: National Erasmus+ Offices and HEREs (higher education experts) Use the credit mobility component of capacity building projects (only 3 projects in 2015) Don't forget Jean Monnet Action and Marie Sklodowska Curie Action (under-used in South Med countries) Education and Culture

17 Actions Credit mobility Capacity building Joint Master Degrees Erasmus+ Call Opening / Call Deadline / / / Jean Monnet / Marie Sklodowska Curie ITN Innovative Training Networks IF Individual Fellowships RISE Research and Innovation Staff Exchange 15/10/ /01/ /09/ /01/ /04/ /09/ /04/ /09/ /12/ /04/ /12/ /04/2017