Dorothy Kelly University of Granada Member of Executive Board

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Dorothy Kelly University of Granada Member of Executive Board Spain: Comisión Español Universitario de Relaciones Internacionales (Ceuri)‏ Dorothy Kelly University of Granada Member of Executive Board

Spanish university system: facts and figures 77 universities (50 public and 27 private) + 2 International PG institutions 1,389,394 UG students 110,675 PG students 102,300 teaching staff 54,286 non-teaching staff Descentralized in autonomous communities Birmingham February 2009

Comisión Española Universitaria de Relaciones Internacionales (Ceuri)‏ Sectorial committee of Conferencia de Rectores de Universidades Españolas (CRUE)‏ Comisión Española Universitaria de Relaciones Internacionales (Ceuri)‏ Structure Executive Board Chair (Rector of UNED)‏ Secretary 4 members + Chairs of 4 standing working groups Birmingham February 2009

Standing working groups European Programmes and International Projects (PEPI)‏ Ibero-American Higher Education Area (EIBES)‏ International Promotion (COPI)‏ University Development Cooperation (CUD)‏ Birmingham February 2009

International students 2.3% UG ~22% PG UG: EU, Latin America, North Africa PG: Latin America, EU Birmingham February 2009

Student Mobility (Erasmus) 2007-08 Outgoing: ~24,000 Incoming: ~27,000 (more IN than OUT since 2000-01)‏ Host countries: Italy, France, UK, Germany, Belgium, Portugal, Netherlands Birmingham February 2009

Current developments and trends EHEA: new degrees (4+1+3; opposition)‏ Growing awareness internationalization (University 2015 Strategy; Foundation universidad.es)‏ Increased mobility funding from autonomous communities (up to €600/month)‏ Ibero-American initiatives New Decree on student admission (international students)‏ Birmingham February 2009

Recognition of staff time Funding (for non-European programmes)‏ Difficulties Language competence Academic recognition Recognition of staff time Funding (for non-European programmes)‏ Immigration legislation and procedures (non-EU students)‏ Birmingham February 2009

Relations with UK institutions Longstanding, consolidated Preferred destination Imbalance supply and demand Self-contained study abroad programmes Birmingham February 2009

Thank you! www.crue.es www.international.ugr.es Birmingham February 2009