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International Credit MobilityPolicy framework and regional priorities

Date: in 12 ptsErasmus+

ERASMUS+Almost €16.5 billion

40% budget increase

EU and external budget

Erasmus

Grundtvig

Leonardo

Comenius

Youth in

Action

Erasmus Mundus

Tempus

AlfaEdulink

2007-2013 2014-2020

international

EU - EU

Erasmus+

1 Mobility

2 Cooperation

3 Policy

Support

Jean Monnet

Sport

Erasmus+

Programme Countries

28 EU Member States + 5

Partner Countries

Rest of the world

Higher education opportunities

• International Credit Mobility

• Capacity Building for Higher Education

• Joint Master Degrees

• Jean Monnet activities

Policy objectives

"European Higher Education

in the World" strategy

"Increasing the impact of EU Development Policy:

an Agenda for Change"

Policy objectives

Remove

obstacles

joint/double

degrees

Staff & students

= vectors for

internationalisation

& cooperation

Link EU dev. coop & internationalisation

strategies

Reform catalyst for higher education

systems

Policy objectives

Stronger

cooperation

Holistic strategies

Attract talent

Structural impact on

universities

Increase in quality of education

Impact on

personal

development &

employability

International Credit Mobility

• Opening of Erasmus to the World

• Short-term mobility for students (3-12 months) &

staff (5-60 days)

• Mobility for Bachelor's, Master's, PhD & staff

• Bilateral agreements between HEIs from

Programme & Partner Countries

What ICM is not

Not a simple follow-up of Erasmus Mundus - Action 2

• international consortia bilateral agreements

• centralised decentralised management (NAs)

Not a "pure" extension of intra-European Erasmus

• Limited financial resources competitive selection

process (qualitative assessment)

• Reflecting EU external policy priorities

• European universities manage outgoing and incoming

mobilities

EU funding

• Total ICM budget (2015-20): EUR 761 M

• Turkey: EUR 27 M (~7,000 mobilities from 2015-2020)

• Funding provides:

• Organisational support grant for participating institutions

(€350 up to 100 participants, then €250)

• Individual support for students (€650-850/month) and staff

(€100-160/day)

• Travel costs based on distance (€180-1100)

Funding Instruments

Different regions = different funding instruments

ENI

DCI

IPA

EDF

PIDCI

PI

ENI

DCI

DCI

PI

Instrument for Pre-accession (IPA)

Western Balkans

2016 Budget: EUR 26 M

Eur. Neighbourhood Instrument (ENI)

Eastern Partnership

Countries

South-

Mediterranean

Countries

2016 Budget: EUR 59 M

Russia

Partnership Instrument (PI)

Industrialised

Americas

2016 Budget: EUR 14 M

Industrialised

Asia

Russia

Dev. Co-operation Instrument (DCI)

Latin America

Asia

South Africa

Central Asia

2016 Budget: EUR 31 M

Eur. Development Fund (EDF)

African, Caribbean and

Pacific states (ACP)

2016 Budget: EUR 5 M

Financial Rules

Different budgets = different rules & restrictions

Rules and restrictions

DCI & EDF budgets No outgoing short, 1st or 2nd cycle mobility

New: ENI restriction

lifted!

Priority countries

DCI Latin Americaat least 25% for Bolivia, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras & Paraguay

DCI Asiaat least 25% for

Afghanistan Bangladesh, Cambodia, Laos, Nepal,

Bhutan & Myanmar

At EU level, for whole programme duration (2015-2020)

Priority countries

DCI Latin Americamaximum 35% for Brazil

& Mexico combinedDCI Asia

maximum 30% for India & China combined

At EU level, for whole programme duration (2020)

Geographical balance

Budget 2016 CallTotal: EUR 135.7 M

ENI SOUTH21%

ENI EAST16%

Russia9%

Latin America4%

Asia13%

Central Asia4%

South Africa1%

EDF4%

IPA19%

Ind. Americas

4%

Ind. Asia 5% Turkey : EUR 4.7 M

Mobilities 2016 CallTo/from Turkey

Total: ~1,130

Asia156

Central Asia44

Latin America

51

South Africa

14EDF42ENI EAST

179ENI SOUTH

238

IPA 200

Ind. Asia50

Ind. Americas

48 Russia 111

Applications 2016 CallTotal 33 Programme Countries: ~1294

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Top 5 countries per region for TR HEIs

Top 5 countries applied for by Turkish HEIs