WORKING GROUP KA103/KA108 Credit mobility HIGHER EDUCATION INFODAY ERASMUS+ CALL 2019

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WORKING GROUP KA103/KA108 Credit mobility HIGHER EDUCATION INFODAY ERASMUS+ CALL 2019 Cinzia Tutino Coordinatrice Ufficio Mobilità Internazionale Università degli Studi di Catania Representative in the Steering Committee Progetto Erasmus+ KA2 REALISE Università degli Studi di Bergamo 16 novembre 2018

REALISE 10 Universities from 10 countries Université Paul-Valéry Montpellier Coordinator Sweden Middlesex University of London Partner United-Kingdom Germany Belgium Poland Universiteit Gent Partner Uniwersytet Warszawski Partner Univerza v Ljubljani Partner Portugal France Slovenia Universita degli Studi di Catania Partner Linköpings Universitet Partner Spain Universidade de Coimbra Partner Italy Universitat de Barcelona Partner Humbolt-Universität zu Berlin Partner

Italian Associate Partner Universities Alma Mater Studiorum Università di Bologna Università per Stranieri di Siena Università Carlo Cattaneo LIUC Castellanza Varese Università di Pavia Università dell Aquila Università di Trento Università di Padova UNIMED Network Università di Cagliari

THE MAIN OBJECTIVE REALISE is a Strategic Partnership that aims at improving the implementation and recognition of staff mobility, in order to maximize its impact on both individuals and institutions. Project number: 2016-1-FR01-KA203-024267

1 THE SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES Identify and develop innovative practices regarding the implementation of the Erasmus+ programme for staff mobility 2 Foster the recognition of mobility in the career development of academic, administrative and technical staff in HEIs 3 Raise institutional awareness about the added value of staff mobility and promote its contribution to HEIs internationalization strategies

THE TARGETS European level - Higher education institutions associated to the project as a whole - European networks and stakeholders Regional/National level - Higher education institutions associated to the project - National networks and stakeholders Institutional level Higher education institutions involved in the project Individual level Higher education Academic and administrative staff

COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS The aim of the survey was to test the experiences and attitudes of university staff regarding Erasmus staff mobility The participants were academic and administrative staff working in HEIs in the 10 European countries of the project partners (6202 questionnaires, and 48 interviews) Benefits and obstacles have been explored It has been recognised that international staff mobility bears several benefits - enhancing the university s educational mission, improving society s sustainability, contributing to emotional well being, providing opportunities for personal development and collaboration, enhancing skills, helping to reach specific targets and, overall, favouring problem solving. The study has also identified obstacles to mobility: insufficient funding and difficult working conditions, dissatisfaction around the visibility of opportunities and partner universities.

THE TOOLBOX The Realise Toolbox includes 11 innovative tools finalized to set guidelines to enhance universities practices in the implementation of the Erasmus+ staff mobility. The results of the testing of these tools will be presented in the REALISE Handbook that will be a unique tool to be widely promoted among mainly European HEIs but also outside Europe. The main object of the Handbook are: Identify and develop innovative practices regarding the implementation of the Erasmus+ programme staff mobility Help staff beneficiaries to make the best of the programme s potential Foster the recognition of mobility in the career development Raise institutional awareness about the added value of staff mobility and promote its contribution to HEIs internationalisation strategy.

THE TOOLS CHAPTER 1: STRATEGIC LEVEL CHAPTER 2: MANAGEMENT CHAPTER 3: PROMOTION AND DISSEMINATION CHAPTER 4 : ENCOURAGEMENT/RECOGNITION

CHAPTER 1: STRATEGIC LEVEL Tool 1.1 Human Resources policy Action 1: Career pathway for staff Action 2: Continuing Professional Development programme (CPD) Action 3: Motivation system Action 4: Evaluation and feedback Tool 1.2 Engaging management support Action 1 : Involving managers in the selection process Action 2 : Identifying strategic aims to be supported by the mobility Action 3 : Introducing reporting mechanisms that ensure that the mobility receives acknowledgement and recognition from managers Action 4 : Appoint internationalization coordinators and create university-wide group

CHAPTER 2: MANAGEMENT Tool 2.1 Identification of key partners and definition of mobility goals Action 1: Analyse mobility flows Action 2: Define mobility goals and enhance the outcomes of the mobility of staff Tool 2.2 Replacement at work Action 1 : Ensure the replacement of outgoing academic staff on mobility Tool 2.3 Hosting international staff and preparing staff to go abroad Action 1 : Organise the welcome of incoming staff Action 2 : Organise activities to prepare staff to go abroad Tool 2.4 Incoming staff data collection Action 1 : Keep record of the Erasmus incoming staff mobility flows

CHAPTER 3: PROMOTION AND DISSEMINATION Tool 3.1 Increasing visibility of staff mobility programmes Action 1 : Creation of promotion scheme for staff mobility programmes Action 2 : Dissemination of international staff exchange experiences Tool 3.2 Set of communication actions Action 1: Promotion of international exchange opportunities for staff through buildingsupporting communication with targeting audience Action 2: Dissemination of international staff exchange experiences through communication actions

CHAPTER 4 : ENCOURAGEMENT/RECOGNITION Tool 4.1 Mobility recognized as training hours Action 1 : Creating a scheme of recognition international staff mobility hours as training hours Tool 4.2 Career progression Action 1: Planning an effective distribution of mobility funds, focusing on employees that need to increase the participation to exchange programs Action 2: Definition of specific targets to be achieved and skills to be enhanced for a group of staff members who generally never participates to internationalization activity

CHAPTER 4 : ENCOURAGEMENT/RECOGNITION (2) Action 3: Definition of staff exchange benefits and of the ways to be used for career progression Action 4: Creating a recognition table for the evaluation of the mobility and a HR commission for the recognition in the employees professional dossier Action 5: Creating, enhancing and sharing motivation to participate to exchange programs Tool 4.3 Covering extra costs Action 1 : Arrangement of special fund to support mobile staff

UNIVERSITY OF CATANIA TOOL 4.2 ACTION 4 Create a table for the evaluation of the staff mobilities and a HR commission for the recognition in the employees professional dossier

TOOL 4.2 ACTION 4 CREATE A TABLE FOR THE EVALUATION OF THE STAFF MOBILITIES AND A HR COMMISSION FOR THE RECOGNITION IN THE EMPLOYEES PROFESSIONAL DOSSIER EVALUATION GRID STA MOBILITY EVALUATION GRID STT MOBILITY

EVALUATION GRID STA/STT MOBILITY

GRAZIE PER L ATTENZIONE https://realise-erasmusplus.fr/ cinzia.tutino@unict.it