Implementation of EU programmes in Lithuania. Joint study programmes: introduction of JDAZ project. Ilona Kazlauskaitė Education Exchanges Support Foundation Vilnius, 2015-05-05

Content

• Implementation of EU programmes in Lithuania

• Erasmus+ International Dimension Call 2015: Lithuanian results

• JDAZ: Joint programs from A to Z

EU programmes: Erasmus, Tempus, Erasmus Mundus

• Erasmus (intra-European mobility) programme since 1987. Lithuania joined in 1999

• Tempus: cooperation with non-EU countries. Lithuania joined in 2006

• Erasmus Mundus: joint study programs. Lithuania joined in 2006

Development of Internationalisation of Lithuanian higher education was mainly influenced by Erasmus programme during the period 1999-2013

Erasmus mobility numbers (in total, 1999-2013):

• 28.617 outgoing student

• 10.852 incoming student

• 10.397 outgoing staff member

• 7.449 incoming staff member

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Student mobility in the framework of the Erasmus programme: total number of mobile students from and to

Lithuania ( 1999-2014)

Most popular destination countries for LT students: Germany, Spain, Portugal, Denmark, Finland & Turkey Countries sending the highest No of students to LT: Turkey, France, Spain, Poland, Germany & Portugal

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Staff mobility in the framework of the Erasmus programme: total number of mobile university staff from and to Lithuania (2000-2013)

Funding for implementation of Erasmus programme in Lithuania: 2000-2014 (in euro)

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National funding from National Budget for:

• Student mobility for studies & placements

• Staff mobility

• Erasmus Intensive Programs and Erasmus intensive language courses

• Other activities: organisation of mobility, administrative costs, preparation of modules/study programs in English, participation in networks and other European projects, Erasmus student network‘s (ESN) activities, initiative “Erasmus for schools”

Tempus Application rounds 2007-2014: Lithuanian participation

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Approved Tempus projects, coordinating by HEI or involving partners from Lithuania

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Cooperation between Lithuania and Israel under Tempus program

2008

• JP „FoSentHE - Fostering Entrepreneurship in higher education“, coordinated by University of Zagreb, Croatia (patners -ISM University of Management and Economics, LT and School of Business Administration, Rishon Lezion, IL)

2011

• JP „ITwo cycle E-Commerce curricula to serve Information Society in RU,UA and IL“ coordinated by Vilnius Gediminas Technical University, LT (partners - Ministry of Trade and Labor of Israel, Israel Institute of Technology, Technion Alumni Association, University of Haifa, IL)

Erasmus Mundus application rounds 2007-2014: Lithuanian participation

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Erasmus+ 2014-2020

• 5.8 billion EUR for HE (40 %)

• Institutional approach

• Strong focus on quality and recognition of mobility

• Strong support to staff mobility in all fields

• Cross-sectoral cooperation between all education, training and youth fields

• International mobility to/from partner countries (HE)

International credit mobility – what was new? • International dimension of the Erasmus programme -

Erasmus going global

• Quality assesment of the applications as compared to intra –European mobility applications

• Stricked budget rules for 10 different envelopes – almost no flexibility to transfer funds between these envelopes

International credit mobility budget figures for Lithuania in 2015

IPA Western Balkans

297 574,00 €

ENI Eastern Partnership

265 831,00 €

ENI South Mediterranean 351 945,00 €

ENI Russian Federation

164 832,00 €

DCI Asia 229 141,00 €

DCI Central Asia

64 458,00 €

DCI Latin America

74 517,00 €

DCI South Africa

20 865,00 €

Total budget - 1.615.066 EUR ~ 260 mobilities

Demand vs. Supply Scenario in Lithuania

~ 1500 mobility

flows

60 Partner countries

30 applications

Demand 11.933.491 EUR

Supply 1.615.066 EUR

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• Considerable interest for international credit mobility from Lithuanian HEIs

• 30 HEIs (out of 42 with ECHE) have applied for KA107

APPLICATION OVERVIEW Lithuanian results 2015

DCI Asia Geographical spread – LT applications

Bangladesh 0%

Cambodia 4%

China 35%

India 26%

Indonesia 9%

Malaysia 12%

Mongolia 1%

Pakistan 0%

Philippines 3%

Thailand 7%

Viet Nam 3%

Geographical spread – LT applications

Kazakhstan 70%

Kyrgyzstan 6%

Tajikistan 3%

Uzbekistan 21%

DCI Central Asia Argentina

6% Bolivia 7%

Brazil 19%

Chile 10%

Colombia 9%

Costa Rica 4%

Cuba 4%

El Salvador 7%

Mexico 7%

Panama 5%

Paraguay 4%

Peru 3%

Uruguay 11%

Venezuela 4%

DCI Latin America

Geographical spread – LT applications

Algeria 0%

Egypt 16%

Israel 36%

Jordan 8%

Lebanon 16%

Morocco 13%

Palestine 3%

Tunisia 8%

ENI South- Mediterranean

Armenia 7% Azerbaijan

7%

Belarus 23%

Georgia 33%

Moldova 6%

Ukraine 24%

ENI Eastern Partnership

Geographical spread – LT applications

Albania 10%

Bosnia and Herzegovina

33%

Kosovo 8%

Montenegro 1%

Serbia 48%

IPA Western Balkans Australia

6% Hong Kong

1%

Japan 22%

Korea (Republic

of) 32%

Macao 0%

New Zealand

1%

Singapore 8%

Taiwan 30%

PI Industrialised Asia

Geographical spread – LT applications

Canada 15%

United States 85%

PI Industrialised Americas

JDAZ project: Joint programs from A to Z

Target groups

• Higher Education institutions

• Advisory bodies (NA’s, EM NS)

• Other stakeholders

Project funded by

the Erasmus Mundus

programme

Produce reference guide All aspects joint degree programmes Overview of good quality sources Practical guidance

Aim of the project

JDAZ – one of it‘s kind • Reference to many tools and information sources

• Links to templates

• Mobility structures

• Management: list of tasks for which joint structures are needed

• Governance models

• Concrete tips for integrating labour market-related elements

• Offers a comprehensive overview of European developments within joint programmes, for non-European stakeholders – reaching for new shores

How to use the guide? • Key messages for practitioners

• Main sources & other sources

• Examples, templates & tools

Easy access

• Introduction

• Definitions

• General background

• The legal framework

• Joint programme development

• Joint programme management

• Quality Assurance

• Recognition

• Joint doctoral programmes

• Practical templates

• List of sources

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Download the guide at http://www.nuffic.nl/en/expertise/jdaz

http://www.ecahe.eu/w/index.php/Portal:Joint_programmes